Rockwell

Buying Guide: Choosing Rockwell Blades

Oscillating Blades
Rockwell's oscillating blades come in bi-metal, carbide tipped and high speed steel styles, with bi-metal and high speed steel blades made for plunge cutting. A semicircle carbide grit blade is flat on one side, so you can cut into corners and remove grout, plaster and porous concrete. Match the size on your old blade before ordering.

Circular and E-Cut Saw Blades
Circular saw blades come in tungsten carbide and high speed steel, and the tungsten carbide 24-tooth blade is suited to wood, plastic and composites. The E-Cut Precision Saw Blade is made for plunge cutting wood and soft plastics up to 1-5/8 in. depth. Check the blade diameter and arbor size against your saw's manual before buying.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Rockwell make?
Rockwell makes oscillating multi-tool blades in bi-metal, carbide tipped and high speed steel, plus a sanding pad, E-Cut precision saw blades and circular saw blades. Several items come in multi-packs such as 3 pk, 2 Pack and 6 Pack.

How do I choose the right size or type?
Match the size on your old blade or the part number in your tool's manual. For a circular saw, check the blade diameter and arbor size. Pick a bi-metal or carbide blade for the material you cut, such as wood, plastic, nails or metal. Measure before ordering.

Are these blades universal across tool brands?
Rockwell describes its oscillating blades as universal, with a system that adapts to other brands and includes a spacer and upgrade ring for certain tools. Check your oscillating tool's manual to confirm the blade type and mounting style before use.