Multi Tool Blade Sets
Multi tool blade sets give you the flexibility to tackle wood, metal, plastic, or plasterboard — all from a single kit. Whether you're cutting, grinding or scraping, these sets offer blade versatility for every trade.
What’s in a Multi Tool Blade Set?
Blade kits include a mix of cutting styles and material ratings. Most cover multiple trades and surface types:
- Wood Cutting Blades – Fine-toothed for detail, coarse for fast ripping through timber or chipboard.
- Bi-Metal Blades – Cut through wood with nails, plastic, or non-ferrous metals like copper.
- Metal Blades – Hardened teeth for pipe, fixings or conduit trims.
- Scraper or Segment Blades – Ideal for adhesive, silicone or flooring removal jobs.
Used By:
- Carpenters and joiners working on site fitouts
- Kitchen and bathroom fitters trimming panels and sealant
- Electricians cutting plasterboard and boxes
- Plumbers trimming pipe, floorboards or adhesive
How to Pick the Right Blade Set
Look at blade compatibility, number of pieces and your main material type:
1. Blade Mount Type
Starlock blades are used by Bosch, Fein and some Makita tools. Universal blades suit most multitools with open fitting systems.
2. Material Rating
Check if blades are rated for wood only, bi-metal (wood + nails), or multi-material cutting to avoid early wear.
3. Kit Size
Kits range from 3–20+ blades. Bigger sets are ideal for site kits or regular maintenance jobs.
Top Multi Tool Blade Brands
Designed for durability, compatibility and pro cut quality:
1. Bosch & Fein
Original Starlock blade pioneers. Ideal for precision trade cuts and fast fitting changes.
2. DeWalt & Vaunt
High-value universal kits with a strong mix of wood, metal and scraping blades.
3. Smart
Great balance between cost and performance with trade-grade options across mounting systems.
Multi Tool Blade FAQs
Do Starlock blades fit all multitools?
Starlock blades only fit tools with a Starlock interface — mainly Bosch, Fein and some Makita models. Universal blades are better for wider tool compatibility.
Can I use metal blades on wood?
You can — but it’s not efficient. Metal blades have a lower cut speed in wood and wear faster if used incorrectly. Use bi-metal for mixed use.
How long do multitool blades last?
Depends on use. Cutting clean wood may get 50+ cuts per blade. Metal or dense boards wear faster. Higher-end blades like Bosch or Smart last longer under pressure.
Are these suitable for cordless tools?
Yes — multitool blades work with both corded and cordless units. Match your mounting system and material for best battery life.
What’s the best blade set for trades?
Look for kits with at least 1 of each: wood, bi-metal, scraper and segment. Universal fitments and varied sizes cover more jobs on-site.
