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The DEWALT DWA4204 Titanium Nitride Coated Oscillating Blade is ideal for cutting wood with nails. This blade features a wide blade (1-3/4 in.) for fast material removal. Universal fitment for use on all major brands (no adapter required).
Product Width (in.): .88 in
Product Width (in.) | .88 in |
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Accessory Fitment | Universal |
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Application Type | Cutting |
Blade Material | Titanium Nitride Coated |
Blade Width | 1-3/4 in. |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Oscillating Tool Attachment Type | Blade |
Power Tool Accessory Type | Oscillating Tool Accessory/Part |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
The DWA4204 oscillating blade is compatible with most major brands, including Rockwell. However, fitting may not be guaranteed for older Rockwell models with proprietary connectors. Most newer Rockwell tools accept universal accessories like the DWA4204.
Depends on the screws and how much heat is developed. It holds up under normal use but after a few screws it loses its ability to cut effectively. I prefer a sawsall when possible for cutting screws. But this blade works great on all types of PVC, wood, etc.
yes
The DWA4204 will cut up to a depth of approximately 1-1/2".
With the DeWalt Oscillating saw, it is approximately 2 3/16th inches.
Yes this will be perfect blade for whjat you
Between 2-3 inches. If you can cut on the flat top all the way in the 2 x 4, you should be good but if you have to go through the 4 inch side, there’s no way you’ll make it.
No, this blade is made for wood with nails, what you need is the DWA4220 blade, this is made for grout.
no
This blade should have no problem cutting wood or composite boards. Some composites might wear it down faster if they have abrasive materials in the mix. Can it cut through nails? The reviews show two people who couldn't cut more than ONE nail. One of them, oddly, gave a high rating anyway. If there's a nail you can't get cut any other way, then I guess you could justify ruining a $15 blade. Just hope you don't need to do that often.
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