Multi Tool Blades & Accessories
From cutting floorboards to trimming pipe, multi tool blades are built for tight spaces and awkward tasks. At ITS, we stock a full range of plunge blades, sanding pads, scraper heads and metal cutters – all ready to fit the biggest multitool brands.
Types of Multi Tool Accessories
Multi tools handle everything from plunge cutting to grout removal. Here's what you'll find in our accessory range:
- Plunge & Segment Blades – Cut wood, plastic and metal with precision in tight or awkward spots.
- Bi-Metal & Carbide Blades – For tougher jobs on nails, screws, masonry or fibreglass.
- Sanding Pads & Sheets – For edge finishing, paint removal and smoothing small surfaces.
- Scrapers & Grout Tools – Remove adhesive, sealant or tile grout with ease.
Multi Tool Jobs & Use Cases:
- Cutting under doorframes for flooring installs
- Trimming pipes, cables and brackets in awkward spots
- Removing silicone, glue or adhesive buildup
- Sanding detailed woodwork or paint edges
Choosing the Right Blade or Pad
Use these tips to match the accessory to your job and tool system:
1. Fitting Type
Check your multitool uses OIS, Starlock, or tool-free fittings. Some blades are multi-fit and compatible with multiple brands.
2. Material & Coating
Choose HCS for wood, bi-metal for metal or plastic, and carbide for abrasives and grout.
3. Pack Size
Single blades are great for specific jobs. Value multi-packs save time on busy sites and cost less per blade.
Top Brands for Multi Tool Accessories
We stock trusted trade brands for multitool blade systems:
1. Makita, Bosch & DeWalt
Reliable multi-fit blades and pads with proven cutting life and control.
2. Trend & Smart
High-performance pro kits including wood, metal and multi-purpose blades.
3. Milwaukee & Fein
Tough contractor-grade options for demanding use on site or in the workshop.
Multi Tool Accessory FAQs
Do all multi tool blades fit all tools?
No – check whether your tool uses OIS, Starlock or a specific locking system. Many blades are compatible, but not all are universal.
What’s the best blade for cutting nails?
Use a bi-metal blade for nails and screws. For tougher materials like bolts or masonry, use carbide-coated teeth.
Can I use sanding pads with any multitool?
Yes – most tools accept hook-and-loop sanding pads. Just check the pad shape and fitment matches your model.
Are multitool blades reusable?
Yes – quality blades last for several uses depending on material and wear. Replace when teeth dull or start to smoke during cuts.
What’s the difference between plunge and segment blades?
Plunge blades are narrow and good for deep, straight cuts. Segment blades are circular and best for shallow or sweeping cuts.
