Saw blade T-shank Bosch T130RF Soft Tile 83 mm, 2 pcs — for plunge and detail cutting in tile and ceramic

The Bosch T130RF Soft Tile saw blade is a bi-metal T-shank accessory with an 83 mm diameter, supplied as a pack of two. It is intended for plunge and detail cutting in tile, ceramic and similar materials and fits oscillating multi-tools that accept T-shank blades. The blade's narrow profile and tooth geometry are designed to provide controlled, accurate cuts when trimming, shaping or removing material in renovation and tiling tasks.

Advantages

The thin, narrow blade profile reduces material removal and increases visibility at the cutting point, allowing for precise control during plunge cuts and edge work. Bi-metal construction improves durability and resistance to wear when cutting abrasive tile and ceramic surfaces. The T-shank design ensures secure attachment to compatible oscillating tools and quick blade changes without adapters.

Suitable for

• Plunge cutting in ceramic tiles and mosaics
• Detail trimming and shaping of tile edges
• Cutting openings for fixtures or pipe passages in tiled surfaces
• Repair and renovation work where precise small cuts are required

Key specifications

• Blade type: bi-metal T-shank saw blade
• Diameter: 83 mm
• Pack quantity: 2 blades
• Compatibility: oscillating multi-tools with T-shank blade interface
• Profile: narrow/thin for detailed work
• Designed material: tile, ceramic and similar hard, brittle materials

How to use

Install the T-shank blade in the oscillating multi-tool following the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is secured before switching on. Mark the cutting line on the tile and position the tool so the narrow blade engages the material at the intended start point. Use steady, controlled plunge movements for openings and light forward motions for trimming edges; avoid forcing the blade and allow the tool to work at its intended speed. For repeated or deep cuts, make several shallow passes rather than a single deep cut to reduce the risk of chipping or overheating.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection and a dust mask. Secure the workpiece and, when possible, support tiles close to the cut to minimize chipping. For best results on glazed or brittle tiles, use reduced oscillation speed and multiple light passes. Replace the blade when cutting quality declines or if visible wear appears.