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Multi-Tool Accessories for Scraping and Sanding

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Multi-tool accessories are the blades and inserts fitted to the oscillating tool to cut, scrape and sand in spaces that other tools cannot reach. In this collection you will find accessories from DeWalt, Makita and Milwaukee, as well as A.M.E.S. items.

What you will find in this collection

  • Blades for wood, with or without nails, and blades for metal.
  • Multi-material blades and titanium blades for flush cuts.
  • Plunge-cut blades, in Starlock and Starlock Max versions.
  • Segmented blades and universal discs for wood and metal.
  • Mixed sets of several accessories.

How to choose

The first check concerns the fitting: Starlock, Starlock Max and Open-Lok interfaces are not all interchangeable, so check which one your tool accepts. Then choose the blade according to the material to be worked and the type of cut: flush, plunge or segmented.

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How to choose multi-tool blades: fitting and material
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Frequently asked questions: Multi-Tool Accessories for Scraping and Sanding
What are multi-tool accessories used for?

They are blades and inserts fitted to the oscillating multi-tool to cut, scrape and sand in places other tools cannot reach. They serve to cut wood with or without nails, remove grout, sand corners and work metal in tight spaces. They are working accessories: they cannot be used without the oscillating tool.

Which blade should I choose for wood, metal or mixed materials?

Wood blades, with or without nails, are for cutting wood. Metal blades are suited to thin sheet and sections. Multi-material and titanium blades are designed for flush cuts on different materials. Choose according to what you cut most often, because a dedicated blade usually gives a better result than a universal one.

What is the Starlock fitting and how does it differ from Open-Lok?

Starlock and Starlock Max are quick-fit systems that attach the blade to the oscillating tool. Open-Lok is another fitting system, used by Milwaukee blades. Before buying, check the fitting type of your machine, because blades from different systems are not interchangeable.

How do I choose the blade for scraping or sanding?

For scraping paint or glue, use scraper blades, rigid or flexible depending on the surface. For sanding, use the abrasive pad or a segmented blade. Check the shape: the semicircular blade reaches into corners, while the flexible scraper adapts to uneven surfaces.

How do I use an oscillating accessory safely?

Disconnect the battery or unplug the tool before changing the blade and check that it is firmly fixed. Wear glasses and, with wood or paint dust, a mask. Let the blade work without pressing: excess force overheats it and can cause it to break. Do not use the blade on materials other than those indicated.

Which accessory brands are available?

The range includes DeWalt, Makita and Milwaukee accessories, as well as Ingco sets and CMT and Omni blades for multi-tools. Milwaukee offers Open-Lok and Starlock blades, while Makita offers Starlock and Starlock Max blades. Always check compatibility with your machine on the product data sheet.

Who uses these accessories and for which jobs?

They are used by carpenters, builders, installers and maintenance technicians for finishing, renovation and work on parts already fitted. They are useful for cutting a skirting board, removing grout between tiles or sanding a corner. Those working on site keep an assorted set to cover several materials without changing tool.