Blade set Metabo 626420000 multifunction tool attachment

The Metabo 626420000 multifunction tool attachment blade set contains four precision blades designed for cutting a variety of materials. The kit combines bimetal and high-carbon steel construction to balance durability and cutting performance, allowing controlled removal of material in renovation, repair, and detail work. Blades are compatible with Metabo oscillating and multifunction tools and are intended to offer a reliable cutting solution for both metal and wood tasks.

Advantages

The included bimetal blades provide increased resistance to wear and heat during cutting of metal, while the high-carbon steel blades deliver clean, fast cuts in wood and soft materials. The set is designed for stable, accurate cutting with minimal vibration and edge deformation. Blades are sized and shaped for common oscillating tool applications, offering straightforward replacement and consistent performance across repeated jobs.

Suitable for

• Cutting thin sheet metal and metal profiles
• Removing wooden floorboards, trim and baseboards
• Making plunge cuts for repair and renovation work
• Detail trimming around windows, doors and fixtures

Key specifications

• Blade types: bimetal and high-carbon steel
• Quantity: 4 blades per set
• Compatibility: standard oscillating/multifunction tool blade mount (for Metabo and similar tools)
• Primary materials: high-speed bimetal alloy and hardened carbon steel
• Intended cutting materials: metal (thin gauge) and wood

How to use

Select the blade appropriate for the material to be cut, then secure the multifunction tool according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Fit the blade to the tool’s mounting interface and tighten the fastening mechanism. Operate the tool at a controlled oscillation speed and apply light, steady pressure—let the blade do the cutting. For plunge cuts, start with a shallow entry and gradually increase depth. Replace blades once cutting quality declines or if any damage is visible.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Avoid excessive side pressure on the blade to prevent premature wear or breakage. For best results when cutting metal, allow the bimetal blades to cool periodically and use moderate feed rates. Store blades dry and clean to maintain cutting performance.