Bsc Preferred OSC105-1 Oscillating Blade 2.5 in Curved

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED OSC105-1 is a 2.5-inch curved oscillating multitool blade engineered for fast, clean cuts in hardwood, softwood, drywall, and PVC. The blade features triple-ground, high carbon steel Japanese-style teeth that deliver aggressive cutting performance with reduced tearout. The curved cutting edge improves control during plunge cuts and eases entry into material, making starts cleaner and more predictable. This is a professional-grade accessory blade installed by carpenters, remodelers, HVAC techs, and plumbers who rely on oscillating multitools for trim work, rough-in cuts, and pipe trimming on the job.

The OSC105-1 is suited for residential and light commercial applications where an oscillating multitool is used for framing, finish work, or cutting PVC pipe and conduit. Its curved profile makes it a practical choice for plunge-cutting into walls, floors, and ceilings during remodel or rough-in work. Trades that commonly reach for this blade include plumbers cutting ABS or PVC drain lines, HVAC installers trimming register openings in drywall, and finish carpenters working around door casings and baseboards. The blade carries a universal fit designation for use with standard oscillating tool interfaces.

Key Features

• Triple-ground high carbon steel teeth for fast, clean cuts with reduced effort
• Curved cutting edge designed for controlled plunge cutting and easier starts
• Cuts hardwood, softwood, drywall, and PVC in a single blade
• Up to 2 times faster cutting than standard bi-metal oscillating blades
• Universal fit interface compatible with standard oscillating multitool arbors
• 2.5-inch blade length suited for framing cuts and PVC pipe work

Compatibility

Universal fit design for use with standard oscillating multitool interfaces across common tool platforms. Suitable for cutting hardwood, softwood, drywall, and PVC pipe in framing and remodel applications.

Installation Notes

Installation of oscillating blades should be performed with the tool unplugged or the battery removed. Secure the blade firmly using the tool manufacturer's arbor bolt or quick-change mechanism before operation. Always wear eye protection when cutting drywall, PVC, or hardwood, as debris ejection is common. Inspect the blade for cracks or missing teeth before each use and replace if damaged.