FEIN 63502160230 Saw Blade Multifunction Tool Attachment

The FEIN 63502160230 saw blade is a bimetal accessory for multifunction tools, designed for cutting wood, plasterboard and plastic. With set wood teeth and a medium width featuring a waist for improved cutting speed and efficient swarf removal, the blade delivers high cutting quality and long tool life. It is extremely robust and resistant to damage from nails and similar obstructions (effective up to approx. 4 mm diameter). Each pack contains five 50 mm long, 35 mm wide blades suitable for precision and routine cutting tasks.

Advantages

Durable bimetal construction extends tool life while preserving cutting performance. Set wood teeth provide fast, clean cuts in timber, drywall and plastics. The waisted, medium-width design improves cutting speed and helps evacuate chips. High resistance to nails and masonry inclusions increases reliability on mixed-material jobsites.

Suitable for

• Cutting solid wood and timber components
• Trimming and plunge cuts in plasterboard (drywall)
• Cutting plastic panels and composite materials
• Renovation work where occasional nails or masonry particles are present

Key specifications

• Brand: Fein
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 63502160230
• EAN: 4014586386713
• Material: Bimetal with set wood teeth
• Length: 50 mm
• Width: 35 mm (medium, with waist)
• Pack quantity: 5 blades
• Suitable for nails up to approx. 4 mm diameter

How to use

Fit the blade to a compatible FEIN or universal oscillating multifunction tool following the tool manufacturer's instructions and safety guidelines. Secure the blade firmly, select the appropriate speed for the material, and perform controlled cutting or plunge operations. Use steady pressure and allow the blade to do the cutting to avoid overheating and extend blade life.

Recommendations

For best results, use the FEIN 63502160230 blade on dry, supported workpieces and match oscillation speed to the material: medium-to-high speed for wood and plastics, lower speed for plasterboard. Inspect the blade regularly for wear or damage and replace when cutting quality decreases.