multi tool blades
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Re: multi tool blades
Ones that cut metal, especially steel, which needs finer teeth (like a hacksaw) than blades to cut wood or aluminium.Ferny1 wrote:what kind of blades are suitable for cutting through nails
However, are you just cutting exposed nails - use an angle grinder with a 1mm thick disc - or are the nails embedded in wood? In which case the fine toothed metal blade, and the angle grinder, will overheat in the wood.
Please explain.
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Re: multi tool blades
There are multiple threads on the subject - have a look at saxton blades
https://www.saxtonblades.co.uk/
Metal cutting blades
https://www.saxtonblades.co.uk/fein-mul ... tal-blades
https://www.saxtonblades.co.uk/
Metal cutting blades
https://www.saxtonblades.co.uk/fein-mul ... tal-blades
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Re: multi tool blades
and if they are old fashioned cut nails then theres little chance of anything touching them in a multi tool in my experience
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Re: multi tool blades
what exactly are you trying to do ??
yes the metal blades will do it but can be an expensive slow task in some situations
yes the metal blades will do it but can be an expensive slow task in some situations
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Re: multi tool blades
sometimes I may have to adjust a stud wall that has been misplaced and i thought if i had the correct blade I could cut through the nails in no time make a job much easier.
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Re: multi tool blades
if you can prize them apart a milimetre or two it will be much easier
dont forget the reach off a blade is around 1 1/2" so may need to cut from both sides
dont forget the reach off a blade is around 1 1/2" so may need to cut from both sides
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Re: multi tool blades
I was using the Bosch wood+ metal blades for most of my loft conversion. They happily chop on through the odd 4" nail if youre sensible with it.
No good for modern screws though.
No good for modern screws though.
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