| | |  | Search by Manufacturer | Home » » Fein 63502106015 3-1/8-Inch High Speed Steel Segmented Saw Blade | | | | | | | Description: | | This blade can be used for plastics, fiberglass, wood, putty, non-ferrous metal and sheet metal up to about 1 mm. Ideal for working in corners. | | | Features: | |
• High-speed steel blade with segmentation on one side
• Rigid material provides for more durable blade and better cutting ability
• Segmentation allows for cutting into corners and right angles; designed for straight cutting in harder material
• Cuts sheet metal up to 1mm and harder wood, fiberglass and carbon fiber
• Weighs 8 ounces shipped
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| 1.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 2.36 inches | | Package Width:
| 1.73 inches | | Package Height:
| 0.47 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.02 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 16 reviews |
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39 of 39 found the following review helpful:
 Convenience but no QualityDec 02, 2002
By Michael Cain
"hisnothingness"
I love/hate this blade along with the Fein sander. The tool and blades like this are so convenient; they get you in tight places, allowing a lot of control, but this blade, along with the e-cut blades are...poor value for the money. They are not bi-metal like good recip blades, or carbide, like good saw blades, they're just plain steel, and they don't last. I have a table saw blade, I paid [$$$] for, but it'll last a lifetime, because it's good quality carbide, and it can be sharpened. As for blades like this one, if you're a contractor like me, you better have a big markup for overhead, because these babies are going to cost you. I actually took my complaint to the company; the rep I emailed said they pleaded with the manufacturers in Germany to make the price more reasonable, but to no avail.
46 of 50 found the following review helpful:
 saw blade Fein?Jun 13, 2000
By D Story
I've used the flush cut saw blades for a couple of years to open painted windows in old houses and have discovered the blades just don't hold up. Hopefully the new ones will hold up better but I would expect more from a company that make such a heavy duty tool. I am about to try the metal cutting blade (flush cut) and hope it doesn't clog up. Why doesn't toolcrib offer a more complete listing of accessries for this tool?
21 of 21 found the following review helpful:
love/hate continuesOct 08, 2004
By Bradford C. Pierce
This product and all its attachments are great examples of the creativity of German Craftsmen. They all do what they are intended to do, BUT they don't last. The quality of the blades and other accessories belie the above statement.
I have been using these tools for over 3 years, and every time I do ,I say a prayer that someone/ anyone will improve on the quality! Maybe Festool will. They seem to get it and are building products anyone will be proud to own!
13 of 13 found the following review helpful:
 OH PLEASE!Oct 29, 2006
By M. Cooke
You might think this blade is made of solid gold for the price Fien wants for it, but it's not. If it was solid gold it would be cheaper! Go on E-Bay and search for Fein blades at a reasonable price and don't waste your money here.
15 of 17 found the following review helpful:
Other companies?Aug 02, 2003
By Kenneth Masters
"Kenneth Duke Masters"
I'd like to agree with the other reviews on Fein: great tool funky blades. Can Lenox or Starett make blades for the MultiMaster?
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