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idea, maybe other companies will follow suit. Geez, made in the USA too.Universal oscillating-tool blades
Jan 06, 2011
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> Good idea, maybe other companies will follow suit. Geez, made in the > USA too.
But they might cause cancer (according to California Prop 65 disclaimer).
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>>> Good idea, maybe other companies will follow suit. Geez, made in the >> USA too.
As long as you don't live in California, you're safe.
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>>>>> Good idea, maybe other companies will follow suit. Geez, made in >>> the USA too.
But one wonders: "For how long?"
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>> Good idea, maybe other companies will follow suit. Geez, made in the USA > too.
I called California and checked, they are totally okay with you grinding up these blades and putting the dust in your gin & tonic, your cigars, your after-shave, your jock-itch ointment--anywhere you please. They just want to *warn* you, after that you're on your own.
Good question, it looks like the twelve holes in the HF blades would line right up with the slots in these blades. The question is how well the pins on the HF tool would fit the slots in these blades.
What difference would it make? You'll still buy the HF blades at 1/3rd the price of these "universal" blades.
I think the figure at center, on the right side (12 pins) might be similar but mine are round. Actually mine are cheaper from HF too. (about $7, often on sale).
RonB
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