Saw Blade (bimetal) Wolfcraft PRO 65 mm for multitool — WF3952000

Wolfcraft PRO bimetal saw blade, 65 mm diameter, designed for use with oscillating multitools. The blade features a bimetal construction that combines flexibility and wear resistance, enabling controlled plunge cuts and flush cuts in confined areas. It is suitable for cutting through thin metal elements as well as wood, and is intended for tasks that require a narrow, precise cutting profile with a 65 mm round blade interface.

Advantages

The bimetal design provides improved durability compared with standard high-speed steel teeth while maintaining resistance to breakage during vibration. The 65 mm round shape offers access to tight spots and allows plunge cutting close to edges and inside fittings. Teeth geometry and material pairing are balanced to cut both wood and metal without the need for frequent blade changes, reducing interruption of work.

Suitable for

• Precision plunge cuts in wood and composite materials
• Cutting through thin metal pipes, nails and screws
• Renovation tasks in confined or awkward spaces
• Flush cutting and trimming near fixtures and profiles

Key specifications

• Blade diameter: 65 mm
• Material: bimetal (high-speed steel teeth bonded to flexible backing)
• Compatibility: for oscillating multitools that accept 65 mm round blades
• Cutting edge type: fine-toothed profile suitable for metal and wood
• Intended use: plunge and flush cutting in tight spaces

How to use

Fit the 65 mm bimetal blade to a compatible oscillating multitool following the tool manufacturer's mounting instructions and ensure the tool is unplugged or battery removed before installation. Secure the blade firmly and select an appropriate oscillation speed for the material: lower speeds for metal and higher speeds for wood. Start with light pressure to establish a guide groove, then proceed with steady, even pressure to complete the cut. Allow the blade to do the work and avoid forcing it to reduce heat build-up and wear.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Use cutting lubricant or periodic pauses when cutting metal to extend blade life. Inspect the blade for wear or damage before each use and replace it when cutting performance deteriorates.