The Standard Blade
Beginning with the standard blade is a good choice if you are looking for a straight, accurate and flush edge. You can make clean cuts for such household projects as trimming door casings, installing kitchen cabinets, repairing and installing interior walls and many other uses.
Flat Moon & Circular Blade
For all the jobs that require a high degree of customization and control, the flat moon and circular blade are great options. Range of uses includes roughing in electric outlets and cutting drywall or siding. Installation of stairs, handrails, and countertops are also projects this blade can handle with its deep, clean slicing.
10 to 30mm Stainless Steel Blade
Looking for something that makes precise cuts and can handle intricate detailing? Look no further than the stainless steel blades. These uniquely powerful blades come with precision glides that allow you to put all the finishing touches on the most delicate of projects. Some things you’d find it useful for include installation of shelving, light fixtures and cabinets, as well as wall or window trimming.
Flat & Flush Scraper Blade
This blade is for the prep work necessary to get your project started out on a smooth and clean surface. Use it when you want to scrape off paint, preparing to install flooring, and removing wallpaper. It’s also great for jobs that involve scoring and cutting so you can use it when you’re installing carpets or even utilize it for restoring an antique.
Brazed Carbide Grout & Rasp Blade
The brazed carbide grout and rasp blade is your go-to blade for fixing mistakes that may have come up along the way in other projects. You no longer need to worry about the time and money it will take to fix those unavoidable splatters and drips from paint and sealing materials because the blade can easily take care of them. It’s not just great for removing uneven spots on walls and floors, but also at getting rid of mortar, thick paint and grout. You can even use it for repairing tile, preparing ceramics and even shaping and sculpting wood furniture.
Infinite Uses & Projects
These are only a few of the amazing things that you can do with your multi-tool. The interchangeability and wide range of accessories really make the multi-tool the every project tool. After you’ve given it a few runs on projects, you’ll start finding your own creative ways to use the blades in ways you never imagined. You can cut wood, metal, piping, and a number of other materials. So next time you need to sand wood, remove grouting, grind away mortar, or even clean a rusty chain link fence don’t look any further than your multi-tool.