Multi-Tool Saw Blade Set Irwin Tools IW1017105 — 4-piece oscillating saw blades for multifunction sanders

Set of four Irwin Tools IW1017105 saw blades designed for oscillating multi-tools and multifunction sanders. This 4-piece kit provides blades intended for plunge cutting, flush cutting and material removal in woodworking, drywall trimming and renovation tasks. Blades are shaped for controlled oscillating action and fast material clearance, compatible with a wide range of oscillating tool interfaces.

Advantages

The blades offer a balance of cutting speed and edge life suitable for frequent workshop use. Hardened cutting edges and a geometry adapted for oscillating motion reduce vibration and improve control during plunge and flush cuts. A small set with multiple blade profiles provides flexibility for different materials and cutting styles without changing the main tool.

Suitable for

• Plunge cutting in soft and hardwoods
• Flush trimming of door jambs, flooring and moldings
• Drywall trimming and removal
• Renovation tasks requiring precise oscillating cuts

Key specifications

• Quantity: 4 blades
• Compatible with: oscillating multi-tools and multifunction sanders with standard oscillating interfaces
• Intended cutting modes: plunge cutting, flush cutting, material removal
• Material application: wood, drywall and similar construction materials
• Blade shape: assorted profiles for straight and flush cuts

How to use

Select the blade profile that matches the required cut type and secure it to the oscillating tool according to the tool manufacturer's mounting instructions. For plunge cuts, mark the cut line, position the blade perpendicular to the workpiece and start the tool at low to medium speed to establish the cut, then increase speed as needed while maintaining steady pressure. For flush trimming, lay the blade flat against the adjacent surface and move the tool with controlled, even strokes. Replace blades when cutting performance diminishes or when edges show visible wear.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and hearing protection. Match cutting speed and feed rate to material density to extend blade life. For best results on hardwoods, perform shallow multiple passes rather than forcing deep cuts. Store blades in a dry location to prevent corrosion.