The Dremel MM482 Wood and Metal Flush Cut Blade faces the competition in an internal test to see which blade can make the most cuts in ¾" oak before burning out.
The results? After a day of cutting, the Dremel MM482 made 425 cuts while some competition burnt out after one cut!
The Dremel MM482 Wood Flush Cut Blade is ideal for cutting doorjambs and baseboards for flooring installation. Used for precise cuts and plunge cuts, its wide 1-1/4" blade speeds through long cuts and can make plunge cuts up to 1-5/8" deep. Designed for cutting wood, drywall, plastic, and soft metal like copper and 6d-8d finishing nails. The blade's tooth pattern similar to a standard hacksaw blade. Composed of BiMetal (BiM) blade maerial, this blade provides the longest life and fastest cut of all Dremel BiM blades.
Dremel Max Performance blades undergo rigorous testing to assure that you are purchasing a product of proven value and performance. For more on this and other Max Performance Tested Dremel Multi-Max accessories visit MaxPerformanceTested.com.
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