Hikoki Starlock blade set MSD32PBC — 5 pcs, for wood and metal cutting

Hikoki Starlock blade set MSD32PBC contains five oscillating multi-tool blades designed for cutting both wood and metal. Compatible with Starlock mounting systems, the blades in this set are engineered for fast blade changes and stable retention, enabling efficient demolition, renovation and trimming work. The assortment balances durability and cutting versatility to suit construction site and workshop tasks where mixed-material cutting is required.

Advantages

The set combines blades optimised for crosscuts in timber and for cutting sheet metal and nails, reducing the need to swap tools during a job. Starlock compatibility provides secure mounting and quick tool-free blade changes. Hardened cutting edges extend service life when cutting abrasive materials, while the thin blade profile improves access for plunge cuts and precise trimming. The five-piece assortment offers a practical range of lengths and tooth geometries for varied cutting needs.

Suitable for

• Demolition of wooden and light metal structures
• Cutting through plasterboard, laminated panels and floorboards
• Trimming door frames, skirting boards and window sills
• Removing nails and fasteners embedded in wood
• Workshop tasks requiring plunge cuts and flush cutting in mixed materials

Key specifications

• Quantity: 5 blades per set
• Mounting system: Starlock-compatible interface
• Material suitability: wood and ferrous metal
• Blade shapes: assorted plunge and segment designs for varied cut types
• Edge treatment: hardened cutting edges for increased wear resistance

How to use

Select a blade from the set appropriate for the intended material and cut type. Ensure the oscillating multi-tool is disconnected from power before fitting. Align the Starlock interface on the blade with the tool holder and press until the blade locks in place; verify secure engagement before starting. Use controlled feed rates and steady pressure when cutting; allow the blade to do the work rather than forcing it. For precise plunge cuts, mark the cut line clearly and start at low speed to gain control. After use, remove the blade by releasing the tool’s locking mechanism and store blades in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection and gloves. Match blade selection to material thickness and the required cut finish. Regularly inspect blades for wear or damage and replace them when cutting performance decreases. When cutting metal, secure workpieces and avoid excessive heat build-up by using intermittent cutting and appropriate speed settings.