Quick Change Flush Cut Metal Saw Blade 10mm(3/8')18tpi

Features

• 10 mm (3/8″) width flush-cut profile enables cutting close to surfaces and tight-space metal trimming.
• 18 TPI (teeth per inch) tooth count for smooth metal cutting, less burr and faster finish-work.
• Quick-change mounting system designed to fit oscillating multi-tools for fast blade changes and minimal downtime.
• Made for metal cutting – ideal for sheet steel, profiles, brackets, trims, fabrication finishing and renovation metal-works.
• Job-site ready construction – durable metal-cut blade built for repeated flush-cuts in challenging positions.

Benefits

• Access hard-to-reach metal areas: The slim 10 mm width allows you to get flush to surfaces or inside frames where normal saw blades can’t.
• Cleaner finish: With 18 TPI, you get finer cut edges and less secondary finishing work needed — saving time.
• Quick tool changes: The quick-change mount means you can swap blades rapidly and get back to cutting, boosting productivity.
• Versatile metal-cut solution: Useful for fabrication, retrofit, renovation or maintenance metal-works — one blade for multiple tasks.
• Cost-effective upgrade: Using this blade instead of generic blades means better performance in tight metal-cuts and fewer blade replacements.

Extra Information

• Ensure your oscillating tool is compatible with the quick-change mount and rated for metal-cutting use to maximise life of the blade.
• Wear proper eye, ear and dust protection — when cutting metal you’ll generate swarf, sparks and fine particles.
• Clamp or steady the work-piece firmly before cutting to avoid vibration or blade chatter which reduces finish quality and blade life.
• Replace the blade if you notice excessive tooth wear, snagging or burning — a worn blade increases effort, decreases safety and reduces cut quality.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear suitable eye, ear and dust protection when using oscillating tools to cut metal.
• Ensure the tool is turned off and unplugged (or battery removed) when mounting or removing blades.
• Secure the work-piece and keep hands clear of the blade path — flush-cut operations often occur near edges, surfaces and other hazards.