Rockwell RW9157 Replacement Screw, Flange and Allen Key for Sonicrafter Oscillating Multitool Tool

This is a perfect replacement attachment screw for my Rockwell Sonicrafter. I lost or misplaced the original, and this was a perfect fit and included the allen wrench needed for tightening.Thank you

for universal blades that do not fit your cutter. this adapter saved me from buying more blades.

The new Sonicrafter has gone to a toolless blade change so this part and the older model have gone the way of the do-do bird. Still, I have the old Sonicrafter with this screw hold-down and it does work well. If you don't need the absolute speed the toolless change gives you--and really, we're talking about maybe 10-15 seconds longer--the old model still makes sense and works well. Keep in mind that the new model uses a toolless blade change like the old Bosch jig saws, and Bosch quickly got away from that system because of complaints. YMMV or it may be the same.If you have the old model, it m

I've had a sonicrafter for several years and it's probably the tool I use the most due to it's flexibility. The center screw became stuck when the allen head (on the screw) wore out. I actually had to (carefully) tack weld the allen key to the oldscrew to back it out. I fould this replacement screw on Amazon and decided to give it a try. It works great and is an improvement from the original design. The allen key (size) is bigger and you can also use the hex head to tighten/loosen the bolt. If you have a sonicrafter, you should strongly consider replacing the center screw with this one before

Did not fit tool it was orderd for, but... Was able to use the washer on a bolt that fixed the issue.

Great replacement screw

I strongly recommend replacing the OEM screw and collar that comes with the Rockwell Sonicrafter with this part. Out of the box, the Sonicrafter has a fluted head screw with a hex driver which recessed into a collar/washer to attach the blades. After a couple months of use, I stripped the hex key hole in the screw. There is no edge to grab on to with pliers or any other tool. I tried a screw extractor with no success. I had to (very carefully) use an angle grider to cut the collar off so I could use vise grips to get the screw out. I ordered 3 of these replacements although they are a little d

This work better than the original