Multi Tool Blades (Loose)
Loose multi tool blades let you top up on exactly what you need — whether it’s wood, metal or bi-metal. Ideal for trades who know their spec and want the best performance blade by blade.
What Are Loose Multi Tool Blades?
These are individual blades — not sold in kits — so you can choose blade-by-blade depending on your job:
- Wood Blades – Fine tooth, fast cut or Japanese style for smooth, sharp timber cutting.
- Bi-Metal Blades – Withstand nails, screws and tougher materials like chipboard or plasterboard.
- Metal Blades – Ideal for pipe cutting, fixing trims or thin steel sections.
- Specialist Blades – Carbide, segment or scraper blades for tiles, adhesive, sealant or cementboard.
Popular With:
- Electricians chasing or box fitting
- Plumbers cutting copper or floorboards
- Carpenters fitting doors, architraves or units
- Kitchen & bathroom installers trimming laminate or tiles
How to Pick the Right Blade
Each blade has a different tooth type, width and fitment system. Here’s what to watch for:
1. Mounting Type
Starlock (for Bosch, Fein, some Makita) gives fast secure fit. Universal blades suit most open mount multitools.
2. Blade Width & Depth
Wide blades are ideal for straight cuts. Narrow ones help in tight spots or plunge cuts.
3. Material Match
Bi-metal is best for mixed jobs. Metal-only for fixings or pipes. Carbide for tough cement board or grout scraping.
Top Multi Tool Blade Brands
Trade-proven blades for sharp cuts and solid durability:
1. Bosch & Fein
Starlock and StarlockMax blades with tight tolerances and top-tier materials.
2. Smart & DeWalt
Quality universal blades with a strong mix of shapes and materials.
Multi Tool Blade FAQs
Can I mix Starlock and universal blades?
No — Starlock blades only fit compatible tools. Universal blades work with most other open-mount multitools.
Are loose blades cheaper than sets?
Blade for blade, sets may be cheaper. But loose blades let you avoid waste by buying exactly what you need.
What’s the best blade for metal pipe?
Bi-metal or full metal blades are best. Look for fine tooth and reinforced tips for smooth, clean pipe cuts.
Can I use these with a cordless multitool?
Yes — all multitool blades work with cordless units. Choose sharp, efficient cuts to preserve battery life.
Are single blades as durable as kit blades?
Yes — they’re often the exact same spec as in kits. Just sold individually for top-ups or specific materials.
