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BOSCH 2-1/2" Starlock Oscillating Multi Tool Bi-Metal Plunge Cut Blade Expired
$8.25
$24.29
TheHardwareSource via Amazon has BOSCH 2-1/2" Starlock Oscillating Multi Tool All Purpose Bi-Metal Plunge Cut Blade (OSL212F) for $8.25. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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About this item:
Thanks to community member GimmeYoTots for finding this deal.
About this item:
- Bi-metal cutting edge for all-purpose applications including wood with nails
- Curved Tec blade design for greater control and smooth, precise plunge cuts
- Color coded interface and laser etched blade to quickly identify the right blade
- Starlock interface for professional performance, also works with OIS compatible tools including Bosch, Fein, Milwaukee, Makita, Rigid, others
- Precision Swiss made blade
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Edited February 24, 2024
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Lowest price I've ever seen on this.
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Bi-metal cutting edge for all-purpose applications including wood with nails
Curved Tec blade design for greater control and smooth, precise plunge cuts
Color coded interface and laser etched blade to quickly identify the right blade
Starlock interface for professional performance, also works with OIS compatible tools including Bosch, Fein, Milwaukee, Makita, Rigid, others
Precision Swiss made blade
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Features & details
Bi-metal cutting edge for all-purpose applications including wood with nails
Curved Tec blade design for greater control and smooth, precise plunge cuts
Color coded interface and laser etched blade to quickly identify the right blade
Starlock interface for professional performance, also works with OIS compatible tools including Bosch, Fein, Milwaukee, Makita, Rigid, others
Precision Swiss made blade
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...JNE2&
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Probably will work for others as they claim so on packaging (probably not Dewalt though). From owning a Bosch quick change 3.0 Amp multitool the reason it required Star thing was because it locks the blade with inside spreading half ring shaped tabs, if the blades are not Star whatever the hole will be larger thus making proper locking impossible and adapters wouldn't be a solution because they would add thickness therefore not letting blade to be locked as well (this is also a reason it might not work with Dewalt quick change because they need cutout in the blade base to slide it to locking position).
Since then I tried Milwaukee, Hitachi, Dewalt and for now use M18 Fuel as mu favorite mainly due to much smaller vibrations/shaking on the hands. Dewalt had similar quick change system but faster due to easier to operate locking lever but I hated press trigger that required to hold to operate AND it was variable based on how hard so sometimes that lead to bad results when I tried to change grip/position. Hitachi was slightly tricky system to unlock because you need to twist one part to release the locking bolt and twist again after change as well but still faster than Milwaukee one I think because it requires level pulling then untwisting the middle bolt but considering how often I change blades I opted for comfort of using over blade change speed.
Attach probably yes but you need a cut out in the blade mounting base to slide it in place without need to mess with undoing the middle. Personally I didn't like the trigger on it though but I think they now designed one version that has switch and trigger operation.
I wonder why starlock multi tools don't sell.
Which tool brands aren't Starlock compatible?...
Fein, bosch, craftsman, Hitachi, Makita, Metabo, Milwaukee, Rigid, Rockwell, Ryobi, Skil...
For the other brands that for whatever insane reason aren't compatible, why not?
Makers can design a head that's compatible with Starlock and non-Starlock tools...
https://m.media-amazon.com/images...u6CkHL
Since then I tried Milwaukee, Hitachi, Dewalt and for now use M18 Fuel as mu favorite mainly due to much smaller vibrations/shaking on the hands. Dewalt had similar quick change system but faster due to easier to operate locking lever but I hated press trigger that required to hold to operate AND it was variable based on how hard so sometimes that lead to bad results when I tried to change grip/position. Hitachi was slightly tricky system to unlock because you need to twist one part to release the locking bolt and twist again after change as well but still faster than Milwaukee one I think because it requires level pulling then untwisting the middle bolt but considering how often I change blades I opted for comfort of using over blade change speed.
Doesn't care - starlock or not. Generally all fits.
Quick release, too. 1/4 turn on lever.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WBFhxiG
Shows you all the major brands and blade change systems.
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It depends which blades and for what. For majority that doesn't require aggressive/fast cuts I like to use carbide tipped since they last longest as long as you don't try to fight the screw or similar hardness material.
As far as the noise/vibration maybe give a try to Milwaukee M18 or M12 Fuel ones to see if they're better suited for the work you do.