- Fast, Clean, Precise Cuts: Featuring an extended Japanese tooth design, these oscillating saw blades deliver faster cutting, cleaner edges, and more precise control, making wood and plastic cutting smoother and more efficient
- Universal Interface: Compatible with most brands of oscillating tools, including Makita (excluding DTM52Z), Bosch, Fein, DeWalt, Craftsman, Ryobi, Milwaukee, Ridgid, and more. Not compatible with Bosch Starlock, StarlockPlus, StarlockMax, Fein Starlock, or Makita DTM52Z
- Tough HCS Construction: Crafted from high carbon steel for enhanced strength and long-lasting sharpness, these oscillating multi tool blades resist chipping and breaking, reducing replacement frequency and cost
- 60-Piece Value Pack: This 60-piece Japanese teeth oscillating saw blade set provides plenty of blades, ensuring you have enough spares for daily DIY, professional repairs, and home improvement projects. Also comes with 3 adapters and a convenient storage bag
- Clear Measurement Markings: Each multitool tool blade features clear length markings on both sides—one in inches and the other in centimeters—allowing precise control of cutting depth for accurate, smoother, and burr-free cuts
- Item Model Number
- SS-60PCS
- Quantity
- 60 PCS
- Type
- HCS Japanese Teeth Blades
- Main Material
- High Carbon Steel
- Net Weight
- 2.6 lbs / 1.2 kg
- Blade Size
- 3.5 x 1.7 in / 90 x 44 mm
Extended Japanese Tooth Design for Faster, Splinter-Free Cutting
These blades are ground with Japanese tooth profiles, with teeth thinner and set at a more aggressive angle than on regular blades. This design utilizes the kerf more efficiently, resulting in faster feed rates through wood, plastic, and PVC without pressure. A thinner kerf removes less material, resulting in tighter joints and less sawdust.
Standard blades tend to shred grain and chip laminated panels, whereas blades with Japanese teeth cut fibers clean and leave edges that often need no sanding. This advantage is obvious on visible trim, cabinet repairs, floor alterations, and any application where the cut face is exposed. Less time smoothing up rough edges. More time cutting.
60-Piece HCS Japanese Tooth Oscillating Saw Blades for Bulk Job Readiness
You receive 60 blades in a pack, so you’ll have plenty of inventory for extended restorations, several jobs, or months of use without running low. Individual or small packs of blades cost extra per blade and risk you running out in the middle of a project. This set takes care of sixty parts and decides to swap a dull blade for a new, easy one.
All 60 blades fit into one toolbox or storage bag because the entire set weighs only 2.6 lbs. Whether you’re a professional carpenter or a homeowner, the 60-piece count assures a sharp blade for every job and keeps you from overusing a dull one. Bulk supply means blade changes are quick and routine.
90 x 44 mm Blade Size for Deep Reach and Wide Cutting Contact
These Japanese tooth oscillating saw blades are 90 x 44 mm (3.5 x 1.7 inches), offering greater reach and a wider tooth line than conventional compact blades. The 90 mm length is long enough to pass through conventional timber, subfloor, and doubled-up trim without bottoming out. That extended reach is important for plunging cuts in thicker material when short blades won’t make the cut.
The 44 mm breadth distributes the cut more evenly, providing greater stability in straight cuts and less wandering in soft materials such as pine and PVC. Wider blades flex less, keeping cuts square rather than angling off. This size gives you the reach and accuracy you need to undercut door jambs, remove baseboards, and fit window trim.
High Carbon Steel Construction for Edge Retention and Chip Resistance
All the blades in the set are made of high-carbon steel, a type of steel chosen for its tendency to stay sharp through repeated use in wood and plastic applications. HCS retains its tooth geometry longer than mild steel options, which means each blade maintains consistent cut quality from the first plunge through dozens of subsequent passes. This means less time spent stopping to change blades, so you can keep your cadence constant and your project timetable on track.
The higher carbon content in the steel boosts resistance to microchipping that prematurely wears out teeth on cheaper blades, especially during crosscuts in hardwood or tough composite materials. A chipped tooth loses its fine profile and starts to rip rather than cut, negating the point of using oscillating saw blades with Japanese teeth.
Japanese Tooth Oscillating Saw Blades with Universal Mount for All Major Brands
These Japanese tooth oscillating saw blades attach to a universal quick-release interface compatible with DeWalt, Milwaukee, Bosch, Ryobi, Craftsman, Makita, Ridgid, Fein, and most other oscillating multitools on the market. Changing blades takes just a few seconds – unlock the tool lever, slide the old blade out, click the new one in, and lock it securely. No wrenches, no bolts, no wasted time digging through brand-specific mounting hardware while the project waits.
It’s universal, so you don’t have to worry about the blades fitting only one particular brand of tool in your arsenal. If you’ve got three distinct brands in your shop, or you borrow a tool from a coworker on-site, every blade in this 60-piece set will fit without adapters or modifications. The set is not compatible with Bosch Starlock, StarlockPlus, StarlockMax, Fein Starlock, or Makita DTM52Z – these models have a proprietary mount – but the universal interface supports the great majority of oscillating tools on the market today.
Dual Depth Markings, 3 Adapters, and Storage Bag in Every Set
Both sides of the blade include printed measurement markings, inches on one side and centimeters on the other, so you can see the cutting depth in real time without pulling the blade out to check it with a tape measure. That visual reference is crucial for plunge cuts into layered surfaces, where going too deep risks slicing into wiring, piping, or a finished layer you wanted to leave intact. You can read the scale directly off the blade while the tool is operating, adjust your feed, and stop at just the right depth the work calls for.
Inside the box are three adapters that increase compatibility with older oscillating tool models that use pin-style or bolt-on mounts rather than the modern quick-release lever mechanism. That includes legacy tools that are languishing in the back of the shop that still perform flawlessly but predate the universal interface standard. All 60 blades and the adapters are grouped in a zippered storage bag that prevents loose Japanese-tooth oscillating saw blades from rattling around in a toolbox, dulling each other, and creating a cut hazard when you reach in without looking.








































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