Blade for multi tool

Use an old wood/metal one.

 

I'm just guessing and I have loads of old ones.

 

Don't think ur gonna get through brick and cement with a multi tool, regardless of blade choice

Plaster not a problem but then it's gonna stop.... Or you could say 'hit a brick wall' !!

Multi tools are a brilliant bit of kit for so many jobs but this ain't one of them. The tool just hasn't got the power or hammer action needed

Choose another method

 

I was thinking soft brick and mortar.

 

Soft blocks, breeze blocks, celcon, etc then yep sure, can knock them out with a teaspoon

But brick ?? Dunno..... How soft can they be ??

 

Scutch Chisel that's what you need for brick work

 

That's for dressing stone work

 

I've been putting back boxes in brick walls for 50 yrs now with a scutch chisel with no problem at all

 

My workflow is:
Old Multi tool blade to make neat hole in plaster then sds chisel, finish off inner corners with scutch chisel.
Multitool will get through some older brick styles like victorain/edwardian terracotta like butter.

If the bricks are crumbling, then forget the sds and use just scutch chisel.

If soft block then just use multitool throughout.

 

What about something like this: http://www.saxtonblades.co.uk/product_info.php/carbide-end-cut-blade-quick-fit-p-452

(Not used them myself)

 

Same here, Scutch chisel, plus I also have a SDS Scutch version, not quite 50 years here though....

Very good blades,whether sabre, jigsaw or multitool from Saxton Tools.

 

You can use chisel bits or scutch comb in the holder.



http://shop.g-gibson.com/scutch-combs-1371-p.asp

 

Kango, Take out a brick in nano seconds