Are accessories interchangeable between brands?

Star-type quick mounts work within their own ecosystem; many machines accept other brands through a universal adapter. Check the mount before buying.

Can it cut nail-embedded wood?

With a bimetal plunge blade, yes. A plain wood blade loses teeth on the first nail.

What is a segment blade for?

Removing grout, sealant and joint filler, and for long straight cuts in tight places. Its curved edge reaches where a straight blade cannot.

Why do accessories dull so fast?

Usually too much speed and pressure. A multi-tool works by oscillation and light pressure, not force; pushing burns the teeth.

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Multi-Tool Accessories

Multi-tool accessories decide what the machine does: a plunge blade cuts, a segment blade removes grout and sealant, a sanding pad reaches into corners. The catalogue holds 21 products.

Types and mounting

The mounting system is the first thing to check: star-type quick mounts hold the accessory tool-free and without play, while machines with universal adapters accept other brands too.

Accessory	What it does	Material
Plunge blade	Cuts from inside a surface	Timber, plasterboard, plastic
Bimetal plunge blade	Cuts nail-embedded wood	Timber with nails, thin metal
Segment blade	Cuts grout, sealant, joints	Adhesive, joint filler
Scraper	Strips residue	Adhesive, paint, carpet glue
Sanding pad	Corner sanding	Timber, filler, paint

Frequently Asked Questions

Are accessories interchangeable between brands?
Star-type quick mounts work within their own ecosystem; many machines accept other brands through a universal adapter. Check the mount before buying.
Can it cut nail-embedded wood?
With a bimetal plunge blade, yes. A plain wood blade loses teeth on the first nail.
What is a segment blade for?
Removing grout, sealant and joint filler, and for long straight cuts in tight places. Its curved edge reaches where a straight blade cannot.
Why do accessories dull so fast?
Usually too much speed and pressure. A multi-tool works by oscillation and light pressure, not force; pushing burns the teeth.