BoschOSM114 1-Piece 1-1/4 In. StarlockMax Oscillating Multi Tool Wood Curved-Tec High-Carbon Steel Plunge Cut Blade for Extreme-Duty General-Purpose Applications in Wood

I used a wafer blade on a grinder and modified this to for my Ridgid Multi Tool. This blade is AWESOME. It will go through a 2x4 like a jigsaw. If it tears up so be it. I’m a remodeler and the ability to get into tight places and cut that deep is worth every penny.

This blade has solved so many tricky carpentry problems for me. It's the longest multi-tool blade I could find, and it reaches just a few centimeters further than others, to get the work done.I use it on a dewalt multi-tool and also on a Fein multimaster. It doesn't lock-in on either of those, so I use the threaded bolt option, with a flanged washer, and tighten it snugly.

Made of Real Steel. Outlasts other brands. Spend a bit more and get way more.

I HAVE GOT THIS ITEM, AND I AM VERY SATISFIED.THANK YOU VERY MUCH.RONY KLEIN,HAIFA, ISRAEL.

Does NOT fit the bosch starlock GOP40-30 & 55-36.

I got this as part of a larger package of blades. great blade, same quality as my other Bosch Starlock blades. Works great for cutting Woods of all types and is long enough to get through a full 2x4.But I do see some people confused. This is something that people who are looking for a long blade for deeper cutting need to know ...This is a StarlockMax blade, not regular Starlock. Both are made by Bosch and are genuine Starlock products.But StarlockMax blades are designed to place a greater load on the tool. They are often either have bigger blades, or longer ones, and some of the lighter duty Multitools aren't designed with the power to push them. So, Bosch gave them a slightly different name, and a different center to prevent them from being used in standard Starlock tools and possibly damaging the tool.You cannot use a StarlockMax blade on a regular Starlock Multitool, BUT a StarlockMax multitool can use both. So, if you're in the market for a Multitool, make sure you pick one up that can use StarlockMax so you never have to worry about picking up the wrong blade. They will also usually have better motors and more power, so it's a win/win.

This doesn’t work with the Bosch starlock system. I can only assume it’s a Knock off.

I needed to cut the bottoms off two 2x4 studs, and this was the only blade I could find that would reach at least 3 1/2". It had no problem making the cuts. Unfortunately it wouldn't fit my tool, so I had to buy a new one that took Starlock Max blades, but any excuse for a new tool is welcome! And it was still better than tearing out the window and replacing the 2x4s.

I used this on a timber frame job creating a mortise for a motorized window blind. The extra length was exactly what was required to reach the corners

I go through $80 blades like undies with a tummy bug so I've used a fair few, these are no better or worse than the Festool or Fein blades

Blade is too long to cut precisely.Bought 2 and won't buy more.Get the 1" ¼ instead