Graham E.
I have a small workshop at home and get through blades at a fair rate. These cut as well as the branded blades I've paid three times as much for. Nice to get both widths too.
4.8
1,284 reviews
ORVO CUT – universal blade for oscillating multi-tools
Japanese-style universal blade that fits most multi-tools – for wood, plasterboard and plastic, with depth markings on the blade.
£34.95£89.8010 blades
- Japanese-style teeth – fast, clean cuts in wood, plasterboard and plastic
- Universal fitting – fits Bosch, Makita, DeWalt, Milwaukee, Ryobi and more
- 34 & 44 mm widths with depth markings – the right blade for every job
- High-carbon steel that stays sharp – change blades when you want, not when you must
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Universal fitting · Japanese-style teeth · 34 & 44 mm
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Claire, 46
Built the whole bookcase and trimmed the plinth with one and the same blade. Fitted my DeWalt straight away.
Saw blades for oscillating multi-tools with Japanese teeth in hardened high-carbon steel. They cut fast in both directions, run cool and stay sharp. The universal fitting suits Bosch, Makita, DeWalt, Milwaukee, Ryobi and most other multi-tools without an adapter. For wood, plasterboard, MDF and plastic. 5 blades per pack, in 34 and 44 mm widths.
Type: Japanese-style saw blade for oscillating multi-tools.
Width: 34 mm and 44 mm. Cutting depth: approx. 40 mm.
Material: High-carbon steel (HCS) with hardened teeth.
For: Wood, plywood, chipboard, MDF, plasterboard, plastic and soft building materials.
Fitting: Universal (OIS) – fits most multi-tools without an adapter.
Pack: 5 blades per pack.
Yes, almost certainly. ORVO CUT has a universal fitting that suits Bosch, Makita, DeWalt, Milwaukee, Ryobi, Einhell, Worx, Parkside, Fein Multimaster (OIS) and most other oscillating multi-tools.
Exception: tools with only Starlock Plus/Max and no OIS support. Not sure? Email us a photo of your tool and we'll reply the same day.
Free delivery on orders over £34.90. Your order is always dispatched within 48 hours from our warehouse, and you'll get a tracking number as soon as your parcel is on its way.
30-day returns on unopened packs. Email support@eoka.se and we'll help.
See for yourself
Straight through the stud. No binding.
Filmed in our own workshop with an ordinary cordless multi-tool. No cuts, no speeding up – this is the speed you'll get at home.
- Japanese-style tooth geometryThe teeth cut both ways and clear the dust from the cut, so the blade doesn't run hot.
- The right width for the job34 mm when you need to get into a corner, 44 mm when speed matters.
- One blade, the whole projectStuds, skirting, plasterboard, plastic – same blade, same result.
How it works
Small blade. Big difference in the cut.
Most cheap blades are stamped from soft steel and blunt after three cuts. ORVO CUT is made to be used – and used again.
Japanese-style teeth
Aggressive, angled teeth that cut in both directions and clear the dust from the kerf. Faster cuts, less heat.
Universal fitting
Fits most oscillating multi-tools straight away, no adapter. Bosch, Makita, DeWalt, Milwaukee, Ryobi and more.
High-carbon steel
Hardened HCS teeth that stay sharp project after project – in wood, plasterboard and plastic.
Two widths
34 mm for corners and tight spots, 44 mm for fast cutting. Depth markings on the blade so you can see how deep you're cutting.
Where cheap blades run hotThe problem
It's not the tool that's letting you down. It's the blade.
A multi-tool is only as good as the blade you put on it. Cheap blades are stamped from soft steel: they go blunt after a few cuts, run hot and start to burn rather than cut.
Branded blades are good – but they cost three or four times as much. So you make do, run the blunt blade one more time and end up with a ragged cut.
The problem is the blade. The fix shouldn't cost more than the tool.
Where ORVO CUT stays sharpThe solution
Japanese-style high-carbon steel. At a price that means you change blades in time.
ORVO CUT does one thing, and does it properly: hardened, Japanese-style teeth that cut fast and clean in wood, plasterboard and plastic – and a universal fitting that suits the tool you already own.
Buy 10, 20 or 30 blades and each one costs a fraction of a branded blade. So you change blades when you need to, not when it's too late.
- Fast, clean cuts that don't bind
- Fits most multi-tools without an adapter
- Depth markings on the blade – see the depth at a glance
Sharper blades. Less swearing.
Comparison
Why the pros choose ORVO CUT
More metal doesn't make a better blade. The right steel, the right teeth and a fitting that actually fits do.
| Feature | ORVO CUT | Standard blades |
|---|---|---|
| Teeth | Japanese-style, cuts both ways | Straight, coarse teeth |
| Material | Hardened high-carbon steel | Unhardened steel |
| Binds in the cut | No | Often |
| Fits my tool | Universal fitting | Brand-specific |
| Depth markings on the blade | Yes | No |
| Price per blade | A fraction of that | Three or four times more |
How to fit it
Release. Fit. Cut.
No tools, no adapter. The blade changes in ten seconds – watch the clip.
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1
Release the fitting
Open the clamp on your multi-tool (or undo the screw on older models).
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2
Fit the blade
Place ORVO CUT over the fitting so the pins go into the holes. Angle the blade to suit the job – straight ahead or offset.
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3
Clamp and go
Close the clamp, start the tool and let the blade do the work. Don't push – guide.
Fits most multi-toolsChanged in 10 secondsNo adapter needed
Built to last
Quality you can feel in every cut
ORVO CUT is designed to give you reliable, precise cuts, job after job. Hardened high-carbon steel and a secure fitting make it the obvious choice for renovation, the workshop and DIY around the house.
- Hardened teethStays sharp through the whole project – not just the first cut.
- Secure fittingThe blade sits firmly in the fitting, so the cut stays straight and controlled.
- Depth markings on the bladeSee the cutting depth at a glance, no tape measure needed.
Everyday use
From the garage to the renovation
ORVO CUT is built for days with a lot of cuts – whether they're made on the stairs, in the workshop or out on the decking.
Cut all the skirting in the living room with one blade. I'd reckoned on three.
Paul, 52 · Verified purchase
Fitted my old Bosch straight away. No faff, no adapter.
Laura, 39 · Verified purchase
Bought the 30-pack for the firm. The lads stopped asking for the branded blades.
Dave, 44 · Joiner
Reviews
What customers say
4,8
★★★★★
Based on 1,284 reviews
Oliver L.
Doing up an old house and cut out all the old skirting boards and a couple of door frames. The blade never bound and went through a nail in the frame without losing any teeth.
Claire S.
Built a fitted bookcase and needed to trim the shelves and plinth in place. The 34 mm blade got into corners no other saw could reach. Fitted my DeWalt straight away.
Derek P.
Mended the fence and fixed the door on the garden shed. Cuts cleanly through old, dry timber. Ordered the 20-pack, it'll last a good while.
Liam F.
Cut the framing for the decking. Pleasantly surprised how quickly it went through a 2×4. The photo was taken mid-cut.
Sarah-Jane L.
Had a question about my Ryobi before I ordered. Got an answer the same evening and the blade fitted just as they said it would.
Paul N.
Cut all the skirting in the living room with a single blade. I'd reckoned on getting through three.
Helen B.
Cut a hole for a socket back box in the plasterboard in two minutes. Clean cut, no dust storm.
Mark R.
Fitted my old Makita without an adapter. Changed the blade in ten seconds, just like in the clip.
Emma N.
Ordered on a Thursday, had the parcel on the Saturday. Well packed and clear which blade is which.
Rachel J.
My husband scoffed at ‘cheap blades’ until he tried them. Now these are the only ones in the drawer.
Tom K.
Used it to cut plastic panels in the caravan. No cracks, no chipping.
Susan P.
Bought them for my dad, who is 78 and still doing up the house. He rang to say it was the best blade he's ever had.
Stuart M.
30-pack for the firm. The lads stopped asking for the branded blades within a week.
Jane L.
Good depth markings on the blade, so you can see how deep you're going. A clever detail I'd been missing.
Karen D.
Trimmed two door frames for the new floor. Straight cut, quick, no faff.
Ian J.
I use the multi-tool a lot at our holiday cottage. This is the first blade that doesn't feel like a throwaway.
Laura G.
Fitted my old Bosch straight away. No faff, no adapter.
Steve H.
Second order. The first 10-pack lasted the whole kitchen refit.
Andrew T.
Cut a hole in a sheet of plywood for the extractor fan in the garage. Clean and quick. Recommended.
James A.
Good blade for the money. Doesn't last quite as long as my Bosch blade in hardwood, but for plasterboard and pine there's no contest. Four stars.
Richard W.
Cuts fast and clean. Knocked off a star because I'd have liked a bi-metal blade for metal in the same pack.
Margaret A.
Good blades, quick delivery. Four stars because the box was a bit dented when it arrived.
Gareth S.
Works well in wood. Tried it on a nail in an old door frame and lost a few teeth, so use a metal blade for that. Otherwise happy.
FAQ
Everything you need to know
Can't find the answer? Email support@eoka.se – we reply within 24 hours on working days.
Almost certainly. The blade has a universal fitting (OIS) that suits Bosch, Makita, DeWalt, Milwaukee, Ryobi, Einhell, Worx, Parkside and most other oscillating multi-tools. Tools with only Starlock Plus/Max and no OIS support are the exception – email us a photo of your fitting if you're not sure.
Wood, plywood, chipboard, MDF, plasterboard, plastic and soft building materials. The blade copes with the odd small nail, but for metal we recommend a bi-metal blade.
34 mm is the narrow blade – for corners, notches and tight spots. 44 mm is the wide one – for fast cutting of skirting, studs and boards. Both have the same teeth and the same fitting.
It depends on the material. In pine, plasterboard and plastic one blade often lasts a whole project. Let the blade do the work – don't force it – and it will last longer.
Open the clamp on the tool, place the blade over the fitting so the pins go into the holes, and close the clamp. Ten seconds, no tools. See the fitting clip above.
Buy 5 get 5 gives you 10 blades, Buy 10 get 10 gives you 20 and Buy 15 get 15 gives you 30. Choose a pack and add it to your basket – the discount is applied automatically at checkout.
Always within 48 hours from our warehouse. You'll get a tracking number as soon as your parcel is on its way.
You have 30 days to return unopened packs. Email support@eoka.se and we'll help you with the return.
