Cutting Blade for Wood MILWAUKEE MT 64 mm – pack of 3

Replacement cutting blade for wood compatible with Milwaukee MT oscillating multi-tools, 64 mm diameter, supplied as a pack of three. This accessory is designed to deliver precise plunge, trim and detail cuts in timber, laminated panels and softwood where a compact blade is required. The 64 mm diameter allows controlled depth and maneuverability for renovation, carpentry and finishing tasks that demand accuracy in tight spaces.

Advantages

The pack of three blades provides ready spare parts for continuous work without interruption. The 64 mm size balances cutting reach and control, enabling accurate cuts close to edges and in confined locations. The blade geometry and material are optimized for clean cuts in wood and wood-based panels, reducing tear-out and the need for extensive post-cut sanding.

Suitable for

• Plunge cutting of timber and softwood
• Trimming laminated panels and flooring materials
• Detail and flush cuts in carpentry and renovation work
• Cutting small sections for fitting and finishing

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 64 mm
• Material type: wood-cutting blade (suitable for timber and laminated panels)
• Quantity: pack of 3 blades
• Fit type: compatible with Milwaukee MT oscillating multi-tools and other tools that accept the same interface

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible oscillating multi-tool following the tool manufacturer’s instructions and secure it firmly before operation. For plunge cuts, align the cutting edge with the intended mark, start the tool at low to medium speed to establish the cut, then increase speed as needed while maintaining steady pressure. For trim and detail cuts, use controlled, short strokes and avoid forcing the blade to prevent excess vibration and chipping. Allow the blade to complete the cut rather than twisting or levering it sideways.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection and a dust mask. For best results on laminated or veneered surfaces, score the cut line first or use masking tape to minimize edge splintering. Replace blades when cutting performance degrades or when visible wear appears.