Oscillating multi-tool blade Hikoki Starlock MSD65PBC — wood and metal cutting, Starlock fit

Hikoki Starlock MSD65PBC is an oscillating multi-tool blade engineered for cutting both wood and thin metals. The blade features a bi-material cutting edge designed to deliver controlled plunge cuts, flush cuts and detailed trimming during renovation and repair tasks. It is shaped for accurate guidance and works with Starlock-compatible tool holders to ensure a secure connection and stable cutting performance.

Advantages

This replacement blade offers a combination of wear resistance and cutting versatility thanks to its mixed-material construction: a harder cutting edge for metal and a tooth geometry suited to wood. The Starlock-compatible interface provides fast, tool-free blade changes and reliable torque transfer between tool and blade. The compact profile supports access in tight spaces and helps reduce vibration for more precise cuts.

Suitable for

• Plunge cuts in wood and plywood
• Flush cutting of door jambs, skirting and panels
• Trimming laminate, thin metal sheets and nails embedded in wood
• Detail work during renovation and carpentry tasks

Key specifications

• Compatibility: Starlock-compatible oscillating multi-tool holders
• Cutting materials: wood and thin metals
• Blade type: bi-material construction for mixed-material cutting
• Cut style: plunge cutting, flush cutting, detailed trimming
• Profile: narrow/compact for access in confined spaces

How to use

Install the blade on a Starlock-compatible oscillating multi-tool according to the tool manufacturer's guidance, ensuring the connection is secure before operation. Use steady, controlled movement and let the blade do the cutting; avoid excessive downward force. For plunge cuts, position the tip at the start point and engage the tool briefly to create an initial slot, then continue with smooth forward motion. When working with metal, reduce speed and apply light pressure to prevent overheating and premature wear.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye and hand protection, clamp workpieces securely, and select the correct oscillating tool speed for the material. Replace the blade when cutting performance decreases or if damage is visible. Store the blade dry and protected to avoid corrosion.