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Hi hope you can help, i have been given a Wolf Oscillating Multi Tool but hte blades etc are on their last legs. i have seen on e bay many people offering blades etc but the fitting seems to be different on the wolf too anything else out there ( like Bosch, Fein etc).

1) - Does anyone know wherei can get new blades etc
2) - Does anyone know whether i could get an adaptor to suit the Bosch/Fein fitting as these seem more readily avaiable.

Hope you can help
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On Jan 30, 8:57*pm, mark harrison
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Hi hope you can help, i have been given a Wolf Oscillating Multi Tool
but hte blades etc are on their last legs. i have seen on e bay many
people offering blades etc but the fitting seems to be different on the
wolf too anything else out there ( like Bosch, Fein etc).

1) - Does anyone know wherei can get new blades etc
2) - Does anyone know whether i could get an adaptor to suit the
Bosch/Fein fitting as these seem more readily avaiable.

Hope you can help

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It would help if you uploaded a photo or described the fitting. It's
unlikely it's unique.

If you want to pay through the nose, you can buy blades from the UK
distributor:

http://www.ukhs.tv/Tools/Discs-Blade...-Cutting-Metal

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Combo-Tool...db872d5&_uhb=1

There's general information on compatibility on the UK.D-I-Y FAQ:

http://wiki.diyfaq.org.uk/index.php?...illating_tools

and there's also information on there about an adaptor, although it's
unlikely you'd need to go down that route.

Several people on UK.D-I-Y (which, incidentally, is a newsgroup which
you can access directly with a newsreader, or via Googlegroups he
http://groups.google.com/group/uk.d-i-y/topics ) instead of going
through DIYbanter, have used an ebay seller called Speciality Diamond:

http://www.ebay.com/sch/specialtydia....c0.m270.l1313

The Wolf tool looks like a clone of the Mastercraft / Aldi Powercraft
version, and the twelve holes in the blades on the distributors
website are a common fitting so you shouldn't have any problem
sourcing reasonably priced blades on ebay.

There's a magazine review of various brands of blade here and the
previously mentioned Speciality Diamond come out of it well:

http://stores.ebay.com/specialtydiam...?_mode=preview

If you look at the blade hole configurations in those photos, Bosch,
VersaTool, Bite, Dremel, Exchange-A-Blade, Fitzall, Imperial, Genesis,
Kent and Oshlun would all fit the Aldi Powercraft pin configuration.




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On 30/01/2013 20:57, mark harrison wrote:
Hi hope you can help, i have been given a Wolf Oscillating Multi Tool
but hte blades etc are on their last legs. i have seen on e bay many
people offering blades etc but the fitting seems to be different on the
wolf too anything else out there ( like Bosch, Fein etc).

1) - Does anyone know wherei can get new blades etc
2) - Does anyone know whether i could get an adaptor to suit the
Bosch/Fein fitting as these seem more readily avaiable.

Hope you can help




Googel for 'Saxton Blades'.

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On 30/01/2013 20:57, mark harrison wrote:
Hi hope you can help, i have been given a Wolf Oscillating Multi Tool
but hte blades etc are on their last legs. i have seen on e bay many
people offering blades etc but the fitting seems to be different on the
wolf too anything else out there ( like Bosch, Fein etc).

1) - Does anyone know wherei can get new blades etc
2) - Does anyone know whether i could get an adaptor to suit the
Bosch/Fein fitting as these seem more readily avaiable.

Hope you can help




Googel for 'Saxton Blades'.

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Thanks for the heads up, the fitting is the 12 hole type. glad i can get replaced, was wondering that ihad been given a pup.

Mark
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On 30/01/2013 20:57, mark harrison wrote: Hi hope you can help, i have been given a Wolf Oscillating Multi Tool
but hte blades etc are on their last legs. i have seen on e bay many
people offering blades etc but the fitting seems to be different on the
wolf too anything else out there ( like Bosch, Fein etc).


1) - Does anyone know wherei can get new blades etc
2) - Does anyone know whether i could get an adaptor to suit the
Bosch/Fein fitting as these seem more readily avaiable.


Hope you can help


Googel for 'Saxton Blades'.


Lidl have a mains multitool and some blades coming up on 7th feb

http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/l...fferdate=38679


what did you replace your failing Bosch with Dave?

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On 31/01/2013 14:22, Jim K wrote:
On Jan 31, 8:36 am, The Medway Handyman
wrote:
On 30/01/2013 20:57, mark harrison wrote: Hi hope you can help, i have been given a Wolf Oscillating Multi Tool
but hte blades etc are on their last legs. i have seen on e bay many
people offering blades etc but the fitting seems to be different on the
wolf too anything else out there ( like Bosch, Fein etc).


1) - Does anyone know wherei can get new blades etc
2) - Does anyone know whether i could get an adaptor to suit the
Bosch/Fein fitting as these seem more readily avaiable.


Hope you can help


Googel for 'Saxton Blades'.


Lidl have a mains multitool and some blades coming up on 7th feb

http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/l...fferdate=38679


what did you replace your failing Bosch with Dave?

Jim K

I didn't in the end. I decided to take it apart & look. Plugged it in
first & it piggin worked. No idea what the fault was, one day it didn't
work, then it di - and still does.

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Lidl have a mains multitool and some blades coming up on
7th feb
http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/l...fferdate=38679
what did you replace your failing Bosch with Dave?

Got a cheapo one a couple of weeks ago for 28 euros at one
of the local sheds but will be buying some of the Lidl 10
euro blades next week. Having had some use from the cheap
one I'm happy!

John

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