Plunge Cut Blade Set EINHELL 708000 for Multi-Tool — 7 pcs, for MDF, Metal, Pipe, Plastic, Wood

The EINHELL 708000 plunge cut blade set for multi-tools contains seven blades designed for controlled plunge cuts and precise trimming in a variety of materials including MDF, wood, plastic, pipes and non-ferrous metals. The blades feature patented flutes and a quick-action chuck for higher cutting performance and faster blade changes. The set is intended for renovation and detail work where clean, flush or recessed cuts are required.

Advantages

The blades deliver efficient plunge-cutting and flush trimming thanks to patented flute geometry and a quick-action mounting system that speeds blade replacement. The assortment covers common materials encountered in carpentry, plumbing and renovation tasks, enabling clean cuts in flooring, door frames, countertops and thin sheet metals. The set simplifies work such as removing protruding nails, cutting connector strips and making access openings without excessive chipping or damage.

Suitable for

• Plunge cuts in MDF and plywood for flooring and cabinetry
• Cutting laminate and parquet for flush door frames and trim
• Trimming plastic parts, pipes and ventilation openings
• Cutting thin metal sheets and non-ferrous metals
• Removing old sealant or mastic from window frames

When it may not be suitable

The set is designed for controlled, detail and renovation work with oscillating multimaster-style tools; it is not intended for heavy demolition, cutting thick or hardened steel, or high-volume production sawing. For large structural cuts or cutting hardened materials, a dedicated saw or blade rated for those materials is more appropriate.

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 7
• Compatible tool type: oscillating multi-tool (multimaster-style)
• Intended materials: MDF, wood, plastic, pipes, thin metal sheets, non-ferrous metals
• Blade function: plunge cut / flush cutting
• Design features: patented flutes for improved performance, quick-action chuck compatibility

How to use

Fit a suitable blade to your compatible oscillating multi-tool following the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the quick-action chuck is locked before use. Mark the cutting line and start the tool at low speed to establish the plunge point, then increase speed and apply steady, controlled pressure to make the plunge or flush cut. For cutting metal or hardened materials, use light feed and frequent cooling pauses as appropriate. Replace blades when performance deteriorates or teeth become damaged.

What to consider before purchase

• Ensure your multi-tool accepts multimaster-style plunge-cut blades and supports the quick-action mounting system
• Confirm the materials you plan to cut match the listed intended materials (MDF, wood, plastic, pipes, thin metals)
• For heavy-duty or hardened metal cutting, consider a blade specifically rated for those applications

Usage recommendations

Use the plunge cut blade set with appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection). Secure the workpiece, start cuts at low speed to control the plunge, and change blades as soon as cutting quality decreases to maintain clean results.