Multi tool accessory KREATOR KRT990009 for cutting plastic and metal, blade width 10 mm

KREATOR KRT990009 is a 10 mm multi tool accessory designed for precise cutting of plastic and thin metal. The narrow blade profile allows controlled straight and curved cuts in pipes, profiles and sheet materials when used with compatible oscillating multi tools. This accessory is intended for renovation, plumbing and light metalworking tasks where accuracy and accessibility in tight spaces are required.

Advantages

The 10 mm blade width provides improved access in confined areas and enables accurate line following when cutting along guides or markings. Its design is suitable for both straight plunge cuts and curved profiles, reducing the need for secondary shaping. Compatible with standard oscillating multi tool fittings, the accessory installs quickly and keeps blade wobble to a minimum for consistent cutting performance.

Suitable for

• Cutting plastic pipes and fittings
• Trimming PVC and composite profiles
• Making slots and openings in sheet metal up to light gauge
• Detail work during renovation and carpentry
• Access cuts in tight or recessed areas

Key specifications

• Blade width: 10 mm
• Cutting material: plastic and thin metal
• Compatibility: oscillating multi tools with standard accessory mount
• Cut type: straight and curved cuts, plunge cutting capable
• Typical applications: pipes, profiles, sheet materials

How to use

Attach the accessory to the oscillating multi tool according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is securely fastened. Mark the intended cut line on the workpiece and position the tool so the narrow blade contacts the material at the correct angle. Start the tool at low-to-moderate speed and guide the blade steadily along the cut line, applying light pressure to avoid bending the blade. For thicker or harder materials, use several shallow passes rather than forcing a single deep cut. After use, allow the blade to cool and remove debris before storage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection and gloves. Match blade speed and feed rate to the material: lower speed and steady, light pressure for plastics to prevent melting; moderate speed and incremental passes for thin metals to preserve blade life. Inspect the blade for wear or damage before each use and replace when cutting performance degrades.