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Fein 63502134025 2-1/2-Inch Standard E-Cut Blade, 3 Pack


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Brand: Fein
Manufacturer: Fein
Model: 63502134025
DteCode: d12

Features
Standard E-Cut Saw Blade - 2 1/2" wide
Fine tooth configuration
Flush cut design
Finer tooth pattern for more precise cuts
For Cutting Wood

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Editorial Reviews:

MultiMaster e cut blade has flush cut design allows for flush cuts to get in tight areas. Ideal for flunge cut applications. No. 6 35 02 133 01 7: 1 3 8" wide, 1 per pack No. 6 35 02 133 03 0: 1 3 8" wide, 3 per pack No. 6 35 02 134 01 5: 2 1 2" wide, 1 p


User Comments about the Fein 63502134025 2-1/2-Inch Standard E-Cut Blade, 3 Pack

The Fein product is OK BUT YOUR AGREEMENT ISN'T WORTH ANYTHING: YOUR AGREEMENT WAS THAT IF I SIGNED UP FOR YOUR CHASE CREDIT CARD THAT YOUWOULD CREDIT THE ACCOUNT FOR THE SUM OF $30.OO THAT HAS NOT HAPPENED AND I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHY.



Very expensive, but they do a fantastic job. I'd be lost without this tool and its attachments, now that I have come to rely on it so much.jackew



The multimaster is the tool for plunge cuts. Teeth sheer off on nails. But the blades are way too expensive. If I can buy an excellent utility 7 inch carbide blade from Freud for $9, and a durable sawzall blades for $3, why must a Fein blade cost $19.



each- from the manufacturer) are not of the same quality materials and dull quite quickly even just working in materials such as pine or plywood. This oscillating saw is built with the highest quality materials to provide a dependable tool that should last a very long time. It is indespensible for making flush cuts and doing cutouts in wood and other workable materials. Hopefully at some point in the near future other tool makers will be granted the rights to produce the blades which will not only bring down the price but should improve the quality and maybe some new blade designs. The big problem is the blades that are quite costly (about $20.



I use saws all the time for cuting base moulding for repairs these blades are fast and acurate. Much simpler than a hand saw.