Craftsman  Flush Cut Saw Blade - 12 Volt NEXTEC Compact Multi-Tool Accessory

Works great on wood, but it don't last very long on metal. I was able to cut two sheetrock screws and it was worn out. I when through 3 blades to finish the job.

These are handy litte saw blades that hold up well and make easy work out of difficult situations.I would definately go back for more when needed.

be careful around concrete.

I bought this as a replacement for my milwaukie multitool as **********'s blades were bosche and five dollars more.You actually get two blades in the package and my tool came with an adapter for other accessaries so it fit fine,but if your tool uses the larger mount you'll need to purchase an adapter which the also have. So better price,two not one blade in pack, and quality was fine i will buy them again.

I have used this item a lot to trim out areas that are hard to get to and it is great for cutting out bottom of door frames that have rotted and replace a small piece of wood instead of the entire door frame. Buy it from a store as online they will ship used ones form the Alexandria, Va. store.

I have used this item a lot to trim out areas that are hard to get to and it is great for cutting out bottom of door frames that have rotted and replace a small piece of wood instead of the entire door frame. Buy it from a store as online they will ship used ones form the Alexandria, Va. store.

Just one of those tools one must have to get into tight areas, its saved my butt many a time.

I had purchased a muli-tool a couple of years ago, admiring the flexibility and ways that it could help me out without a specific project in mind and promptly had a lull in projects for over a year. However, I have now find that this blade is one of my favorite tool friends. Ever need to cut a piece of installed shoemold flush without damaging floor, baseboard or anything else?--no problem. Ever need to cut a window in PVC pipe?-no problem. Ever need to cut dowels off flush?--no problem. Ever need to cut off nails, boards, whatever, in a ceiling?--just the tool. No, it's not a replacement for a regular saw, but for small jobs or to get into very delicate areas without damaging the surroundings, this tool is great!

I lay a lot of hardwood, laminate and ceramic flooring.  I do this work on my own home, for hire and sometimes to help out a family member or friend.  Whenever I begin a flooring job, the first stop I would always make was to the local tool rental.  I would rent a Jamb Saw for 4 hours.  This usually cost around $30 plus the refundable deposit on the machine.

A Jamb saw is a useful tool for precisely cutting the bottoms of the jamb legs to allow the new flooring to slip beneath.  This creates a very finished look that makes the new flooring appear original.  I jamb saw is basically a plunge cutting circular saw that is mounted on its side.  It is easy to use and relatively safe if operated properly.  Their downfall is that they are very expensive.  So much so, that all but the most professional of users would rather rent one than buy one.

That has all changed with the advent of the multi-tool with the flush cutting blade.  Now I have a tool that performs the same function that I can keep in my tool box.  Sorry, Mr. Tool Rental man.  :-(

We love these attachments for our oscillating tool! We are renovating a house and use these to cut everything from metal to drywall (trimming up spots) they are great. They dull fast just because we put them through so much use!