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The command to stop grinding away at wood with an oscillating tool challenges the current method, then a first-person blade demonstration provides visual proof of the Japanese-tooth multitool accessory’s cutting approach.
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The command to stop grinding away at wood with an oscillating tool challenges the current method, then a first-person blade demonstration provides visual proof of the Japanese-tooth multitool accessory’s cutting approach.
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View breakdownStop grinding away at wood with your oscillating tool. If it's smoking, shaking your hands numb and barely making a dent, the blade might be the real problem.
Swap in one of these Japanese tooth blades and it bites straight into the wood. Door jambs, boards, PVC, it knocks them out fast.
Same exact machine, totally different cutting experience. That's why I never buy just one. Keep a few extras in your workshop and you'll be damn glad they're there when you need one.
A red multi-function cutting tool with a regular blade struggles to cut old wood with nails. The blade smokes from friction, leaving shallow marks and barely making progress, with power drills and toolboxes placed around.
The worker continues cutting with the old blade, thick white smoke rising from the wood cut. Then the shot switches to showing two hands holding two new Japanese teeth blades, demonstrating the full process of installing the new blade on the cutting tool.
The cutting tool fitted with the new Japanese teeth blade easily bites into the wood, finishing the cut in seconds with a neat and smooth edge, no smoke appears throughout the process, showing extremely high cutting efficiency.
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