Multi-Material Cutting, Multi-Tool Blade Variety Pack, Multi-Material Oscillating, Carbide Teeth, 3 piece

Milwaukee 49-10-9005 – OPEN-LOK™ Multi-Material Oscillating Blade 3-Piece Variety Pack

The Milwaukee 49-10-9005 OPEN-LOK™ blade pack includes three oscillating tool blades designed for cutting a range of construction materials including wood, drywall, PVC, nails, and non-ferrous metals. Built with a combination of titanium-enhanced bi-metal and carbide-tooth technology, these blades offer increased cutting life and material versatility across standard demolition and renovation tasks.

The OPEN-LOK™ universal anchor system allows compatibility with over 100 standard oscillating multi-tools (excluding Starlock interface tools) and supports fast, secure blade changes without requiring additional adapters.

Blade Features

• Carbide Teeth Blade – For long life in abrasive materials and fast cutting through hardened fasteners or stainless steel hardware
• Titanium Enhanced Bi-Metal Blade – Suitable for embedded nail cutting and multi-purpose metal/wood applications
• Thin Kerf Geometry – Allows faster cutting and reduced resistance in wood and plastic materials
• OPEN-LOK™ Mounting System – Designed for fast changes and high-strength grip on compatible oscillating tools
• Non-Starlock Compatibility – Fits most major brands except tools with Starlock-specific interface

Technical Specifications

• Model Number: 49-10-9005
• Blade Types: Carbide Tooth and Bi-Metal
• Material Compatibility: Wood, drywall, PVC, nails, copper, non-ferrous metals
• Interface: OPEN-LOK™ universal mount
• Tool Compatibility: Over 100 models (Starlock excluded)
• Quantity: 3 blades per pack

Application Use

Recommended for general construction, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and renovation tasks. Capable of plunge cuts, trim adjustments, and finish detailing in both rough-in and installation phases. Ideal for work in occupied spaces due to controlled cut profiles and reduced vibration characteristics.

Usage Guidance

Ensure blade is properly seated and locked into place before use. Operate at variable tool speed based on material type to maximize blade life and cut quality. Replace blades when excessive heat buildup, tooth dulling, or visible wear occurs.