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So I was wondering if I were to purchase multitool blades that do not have an open end to fit the Dewalt multitool could I notch/cut out one end to repurpose it into a Dewalt compatible blade?
I think that there’s an adapter you can use with the Dewalt OMT to let it use any brand blade, though I’d have to dig mine out to see if such a thing actually exists or if I’m just making $hit up. 😀
Cutting a notch into a blade isn’t my thing. I’d just be too concerned that I would weaken the structure or somehow deform the attachment plate on something that’s vibrating really, really fast.
khariV wrote:
I think that there’s an adapter you can use with the Dewalt OMT to let it use any brand blade, though I’d have to dig mine out to see if such a thing actually exists or if I’m just making $hit up. [emoji3]
Cutting a notch into a blade isn’t my thing. I’d just be too concerned that I would weaken the structure or somehow deform the attachment plate on something that’s vibrating really, really fast.
My work mate has the dewalt I have the bosch and I cut a slot in the bosch ois blade but it doesn’t work as the small holes in the blade don’t match the shape of the dewalt !
But the dewalt does come with the adapter for using the Bosch blades it bolts on underneath he use it on his dewalt and nicks my blades
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Yes, The DeWalt OMT does have an easy to use adapter. I will also add, that one can buy a S*** ton of OMT blades for either style, for next to nothing on Amazon and E-bay. And yes, they are a decent quality, actually surprisingly good quality.
I actually tried doing this the other day, but the little holes that lock the blade in position dont line up, so you have to resort to using the supplied adapter and bolt them on ?