Hikoki Starlock Wood Saw Blade MSW32PCJ — oscillating multitool blade for wood, model 782735

The Hikoki Starlock Wood Saw Blade MSW32PCJ is an oscillating multitool accessory made for precise cutting and plunge work in wood. Designed to fit Starlock-compatible mounting systems, this blade provides controlled cuts for trimming, cutting openings, and material removal during renovation and carpentry tasks. The blade profile and tooth geometry are adapted for efficient wood cutting with clean results on softwoods, hardwoods and laminated panels.

Advantages

This Starlock wood saw blade offers reliable fitment to Starlock oscillating tools for fast blade changes and secure attachment. Its hardened cutting edge and tooth arrangement are engineered to deliver accurate plunge cuts and straight trimming operations while minimising chipping on the workpiece. The blade’s compact shape allows access to confined spaces and precise detail work without affecting surrounding material.

Suitable for

• Plunge cuts and notches in solid wood
• Trimming door frames, skirting boards and moldings
• Cutting openings in laminated panels and particleboard
• Material removal during renovation and carpentry
• Detail work in tight or recessed areas

Key specifications

• Compatibility: Starlock mounting system
• Material focus: Wood, laminated wood panels, particleboard
• Cut type: Plunge cuts and straight cuts
• Blade shape: Compact, tapered profile for access to confined spaces
• Cutting edge: Hardened teeth designed for reduced chipping

How to use

Install the blade onto a Starlock-compatible oscillating multitool following the tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the tool is switched off and disconnected from power before fitting. Mark the cutting line on the workpiece, secure the workpiece to prevent movement, and start the tool at a moderate speed. Begin with light contact to establish the cut, then apply steady, controlled pressure to advance the blade. For plunge cuts, position the tip at the intended entry point and gradually increase depth. Withdraw the blade periodically to clear debris and prevent overheating.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection and hearing protection, and clamp workpieces to ensure stability. Match speed and feed rate to the material: lower speeds and lighter pressure for laminate and veneered surfaces to reduce chipping. Replace the blade when cutting performance or tooth condition deteriorates.