Featuring a sleek design and incredible versatility, the oscillating multi-tool is quickly flying off the shelves and becoming a favorite among household handymen and professional repairmen alike. Being able to do almost any job with the switch of a blade, it’s no wonder why these oscillating multi-tools are dominating the market.

Of course, the tool is only as good as the blade or accessory attached. Follow along as we explore some of the most commonly used multi-tool replacement blades, helping you find just the right one to get the job done right!

Inside the Box

As they’ve increased In popularity, multi-tools come in a variety of styles, manufacturers and speeds. If you’re in the market for one of these power packed tools, there are a few things you should keep in mind while you shop the best brand names and tools out there.

One of the first things to consider is how you plan on using your tool. Many brand names carry both corded and cordless multi-tools. While the cordless models offer increased flexibility, some models may run out of battery power quickly forcing you to stop the job to recharge.

No matter what your purpose of desired function of your oscillating multi-tool, make sure to choose one that feels comfortable in your hands with soft ergonomic grips to help you maintain control and precision on even the hardest to reach locations.

Choosing Your Blades

There is no shortage of multi-tool replacement blades and attachments out there on the market, making an oscillating multi-tool your go to on almost any job.

One of the most commonly used blades by amateur fixer uppers and professional craftsmen alike is the standard blade. When your project calls for the most intricate of cuts, the standard blade is your go to no matter what material you’re working with.  

If you’re looking for even more detail and precision on your cuts, consider adding the 10mm stainless steel blade to your arsenal. Using a 10mm wide blade cutting at a depth of 1 ½”, this stainless steel blade is known for its ability to cut through even the toughest of material without sacrificing finer details and accuracy.

A widely popular use of oscillating multi-tools is to remove grout and repairing tile throughout the home. The raised carbide grout remover is the perfect blade for this job, cutting at a half-inch depth to help clear out grout from anywhere in the home.

When scraping and cleaning up is the task at hand, a flat or flush scraper can be used to help get those tough  to reach places free of paint, bonding material or other debris left behind from your project.

No matter what blade you’re looking for, you can be sure to find it at some of the best prices around by shopping at Fitz All Blades. Having the right blade by your side can drastically cut your work time in half, saving you major headaches as you make your way from project to project all throughout the home. Discover why our blades simply can’t be beaten and start shopping today!