Arrow OSCSCPK-2A General Purpose Scraping Blade Kit for Oscillating Multitools, Includes 2 Scrapers for Removal of Paint, Caulk, Adhesives, and Sealants

Worked well to remove caulk on composite surface

I am remodeling an old camper and used these to scrape away years of caulking and sealant on exterior trim pieces. It will definitely dig into plastic and aluminum if you aren’t careful, but it made quick work of my project. Hours of scraping reduced to minutes!

I had a long piece of transition floor trim that had come loose due to my kids repeatedly rolling over it on their hoverboards. Apparently the previous owners of my house had just glued down the trim, so the underside had dried adhesive that I needed to remove before I could replace the trim. I scooped up these blades in hopes that they'd make the job a little easier. I put one on my Dremel MM40 and there was a tiny bit of wiggle, but it seemed locked down, so I got started. About 15 seconds in, the blade just fell off. I put it back on, thinking I goofed somehow, and the same thing happened.

Summary: I will be covering four products with this review, the Milwaukee M12 Fuel OMT, and two blade set by ARROW. Milwaukee is my go to brand for power tools, and I own a lot of M12 and M18 FUEL tools. Also previously reviewed the ESARORA OMT blade set, so will include that too.Observations: When it comes to cutting blades, you definitely get what you pay for. Comparing the price point of the ESARORA to Milwaukee brand is no comparison (Milwaukee is many times more). For the average home owner, the ESARORA set will work for light duty materials; however, the professional would likely invest

When you have a task to do that includes scraping off or removing old caulk or silicone, these scrappers are just what the doctor ordered. But my focus here is on you will indeed get what you pay for. Let me explain. While these are not the only blades for your brand of tool (since the interface design fits most oscillating tools), you will understand that many of the other brand name tools come at a higher price point. So you need to ask yourself - do I need to purchase these for life? Or for the couple of tasks I have around my home or at the job site I'm currently working on.For me, when yo

I really like how easy it was to put on my ryobi multi-tool. Other brand of accessories have an enclosed system in which you have to take the allen wrench bit that holds the blade to the tool off. With these accessories, all you have to do is loosen the allen wrench bit and it comes right off. I like this product, it does what it says and scrapes off large stuck on material. However, I found it to be a little overkill for everyday project at home. Most of the time I just used a scraper. Like I said it does its job and easy to use. Maybe if you are constantly have to take stuff off a large hard

I recently got into using oscillating tools. They are a time saver especially for dealing with modifying trim and kickplates to install new flooring. They're also great for removing mortar from cement. I usually do a large first pass with a small handheld floor grinder and then get what that missed with an oscillating tool.The scraper goes through mortar almost like a hot knife through butter. I used the silicone blade to remove silicone sealant joining shower panels. It removed them with ease. Probably the best way I've removed silicone yet. So much easier on your wrist than the old utility k