multi tool blades

[fred]

ISTR a supplier of Fein type multitool blades, at reasonable prices, being mentioned on here one time. Anyone know them ?

[fred]

Found them Saxton Blades. Should have searced first !

[charles]

saves me getting up and looking at the box I have from them.

[LSR]

Don't know if the Lidl ones fit but they have a lot in stock at the moment - several different packs of various attachments as well as the Parkside multitool, which works very well.

[PeterC]

Some in Lidl today.

[Mike Clarke]

There's also

. I haven't bought from them yet but the prices look good.

[Michael Chare]

I bought one yesterday. But can anyone tell me which non Parkside blades will fit? The Saxton Fein MultiMaster, Bosch, and Makita Compatible Blades look like they might work. Does anyone know if this is the case?

[newshound]

I was going to say that Aldi/Lidl ones are OK too.

On the compatability question, IME if they look like they are going to fit, they will fit.

[Chris Green]

I have a Bosch, a Parkside and a n other. So far any blade seems to fit any tool.

[Andy Burns]

They also sell (often cheaper) under the name Antler Blades

[Andy Burns]

Same company

[John Rumm]

Might be worth adding to the photos and list of compatible blade options in this article...

[Andy Burns]

Maybe link to Saxton's lists of which machines their four types of blades are compatible with?

[Dave Plowman (News)]

Unless they have changed the design, they don't fit Fein. I bought a Lidl tool to make use of the cheaper blades even although I already had a Fein.

[fred]

Big difference in prices for 3 or more of the bi-metal ones, can they be the same ?

Does anyone do a blade for ferrous metals ?

[Davidm]

Yeah, Saxton does, £11.99 for one 35mm blade!! I'm looking for blades to cut some nails holding fence panels on but I'm not paying that price.

[tabbypurr]

keep an eye out for Aldi's packs now & then. A strange phrase that is! Use the abrasive ones for ferrous.

NT