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Re: Multi tool blades
Yep, mine arrived the next day, except I got the open-ended type for Dewalt, not tested them yet
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Re: Multi tool blades
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Bought 10. Undercut some door frames no problem. As they are long teeth the side teeth tend to chip off if caught on brickwork - too be expected though. At £1.40 each they are classed as disposable... Good value for money.
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Re: Multi tool blades
classify your blades as good worn and knackeredgetthewheelsinline wrote:Bought 10. Undercut some door frames no problem. As they are long teeth the side teeth tend to chip off if caught on brickwork - too be expected though. At £1.40 each they are classed as disposable... Good value for money.
use the good blades to cut within a few mm off a wall hostile surface or suspected nails then finish with the knackered blades if in doubt use a part worn blade then a knackered blade

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Thanks for the update !getthewheelsinline wrote:Bought 10. Undercut some door frames no problem. As they are long teeth the side teeth tend to chip off if caught on brickwork - too be expected though. At £1.40 each they are classed as disposable... Good value for money.
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Re: Multi tool blades
yeah, they seem okay to me too. Not tried them out for any length of time, but then again none of the other brands last that long anyway
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Re: Multi tool blades
old blades - I sharpen mine up and use them as a scrapers ideal for removing tiles or the kids stickers that weld them self to everything with the added benefit of the multi-tool
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