Bosch OSL114F-3 Plunge Cut Blade 1-1/4 in High Carbon Steel 3 Pack

Product Description

The ROBERT BOSCH TOOL GROUP OSL114F-3 is a 3-pack of 1-1/4 inch high carbon steel plunge cut blades designed for oscillating multi-tools. Each blade features a tapered profile that improves cutting precision, reduces vibration during operation, and promotes efficient debris removal from the cut zone. The bi-metal construction makes these blades suitable for both wood and metal cutting tasks in general purpose applications. Licensed tradespeople and experienced DIYers who rely on oscillating tools for flush cuts, plunge cuts, and tight-clearance work will find these blades a practical consumable to keep on hand.

These blades are suited for residential and light commercial service work where an oscillating multi-tool is used for remodeling, repair, and renovation tasks. Typical applications include plunge cutting into drywall, wood framing, plastic pipe, and light sheet metal. The 1-1/4 inch blade width is well matched to confined-space cuts and precise material removal where a larger blade would be difficult to control. The 3-pack quantity reduces service interruptions on longer jobs.

Key Features

• 1-1/4 inch blade width for precision plunge cuts in confined spaces
• High carbon steel and bi-metal construction for cutting wood and metal
• Tapered blade geometry reduces vibration and improves cut accuracy
• Optimized tooth geometry promotes debris removal and extended blade life
• Compatible with professional-grade oscillating multi-tools
• 3-pack quantity reduces downtime during extended service calls

Compatibility

Designed to fit all professional oscillating multi-tools, making these blades a general-purpose replacement suitable for a wide range of oscillating tool platforms used in the trades.

Installation Notes

Blade changes on oscillating multi-tools should always be performed with the tool powered off and unplugged or with the battery pack removed. Secure the blade firmly according to the tool manufacturer's clamping procedure before beginning any cut. Inspect each blade before use and discard any blade that shows cracks, missing teeth, or visible warping. When cutting metal, use appropriate eye protection and be aware of heat buildup in both the blade and the workpiece.