Saw blade FEIN 63502161240 Bimetal 50mm 65mm for Plasterboard Plastic Wood

The FEIN 63502161240 is a bimetal saw blade with set wood teeth, designed for cutting plasterboard, plastic and all types of wood. The blade is 50 mm long with a cutting width of 65 mm and is supplied in packs of 10. Its bimetal construction and robust tooth design deliver long tool life, high cutting quality and fast cutting performance.

Advantages

Robust bimetal construction resists wear and maintains cutting performance. Wide blade shape ensures maximum cutting performance and straight long cuts. Teeth are engineered for efficient cutting in wood, plasterboard and plastics. The blade tolerates nails and other embedded metal up to approximately 4 mm in diameter, reducing the need to stop work for obstructions.

Suitable for

• Cutting plasterboard
• Cutting plastic panels and pipes
• Crosscuts and rip cuts in soft and hard wood
• Installation and renovation work where nails or small metal inclusions may be present

Key specifications

• Brand: Fein
• Model / MPN: 63502161240
• Material: Bimetal with set wood teeth
• Length: 50 mm
• Width (cutting): 65 mm
• Package quantity: 10 pieces
• Compatible materials: Wood, plasterboard, plastics; tolerates metal up to ~4 mm diameter
• Category: Home appliance accessories / saw blades

How to use

Install the FEIN bimetal blade into a compatible oscillating multi-tool or saw following the tool manufacturer's instructions. Secure the blade and verify correct alignment before cutting. Use steady feed pressure and let the blade cut at its own pace to avoid overheating. For long straight cuts, keep the tool steady and guide the wide blade along the intended line. Replace blades when cutting quality declines or when the blade shows signs of wear.

Recommendations

For best results, select the correct oscillating tool adapter and ensure the blade is compatible with your tool model. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (eye and hearing protection, gloves) and make test cuts in scrap material when working with unfamiliar materials. Avoid forcing the blade; allow its bimetal teeth to do the cutting to extend tool life.