Imperial Blades IBOAT365-1 One Fit 1-3/8in Carbide Extreme Storm Titanium Multi-Material Blade 1PC

Imperial Blades IBOAT365-1 One Fit 1-3/8in Carbide Extreme Storm Titanium Multi-Material Blade 1PC

Imperial Blades' One Fit™ 1-3/8\" Carbide Extreme Storm Titanium Multi-Material Blade is uniquely designed for carbide performance in metal-embedded wood applications. The carbide embedded teeth tackle the toughest applications and last up to 50X more cuts than standard Imperial bi-metal blades. Unlike the Carbide Extreme Metal Blade, the IBOAT365 Multi-Material Blade offers a thin blade profile for fast cuts in metal embedded wood. Recommended applications are: Wood & Screws, Fiber Cement, Plaster, PVC, Drywall and more. One Fit™ anchor fits majority of non-Starlock multi-tools: Milwaukee, Ridgid, Ryobi, Bosch, DeWalt, Dremel, Fein, Makita, Rockwell and more.

Brand
Imperial Blades
Product identifiers
00819846017901
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New
OriginalPrice
19.95
ShippingWeight
0.077
ShippingWeightUnit
lb

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