Kitchen
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Caulk Removal
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Caulk removal from sinks or faucets is a painstaking job with a scraper or razor blade, but the oscillating tool caulk knife makes this tough job easy.
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Cut Shims
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Installation of crown molding, cabinetry and baseboards requires precise measurements and on-the-fly adjustment. The C-Tec Precision plunge-cutting blade offers a combination of precision and toughness that makes these modifications seamless with a single tool.
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Remove Linoleum
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The linoleum demands an update, but you know it’s going to be a tough job on hands and knees. The flexible two-inch scraping accessory harnesses the smooth power of the oscillating tool to quickly remove flooring and strong adhesives.
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Cut Nails
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An issue every remodeler must confront is old nails. They’re in corners and tight spaces where a hammer just can’t reach. The MetalMax blade makes short work of even the most stubborn nails.
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The kitchen is the nerve center of any home. Although meal preparation is its primary function, any social gathering seems to bring people to this multi-purpose room. At installation or remodeling time, the kitchen presents a diverse environment requiring tools for everything from cabinetry adjustment to flooring installation.
Living Room
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Remove Caulk From Window
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There are times when subtlety wins the day. Use the scraping attachment to remove caulk and other adhesives from windows and sensitive glass surfaces. While it’s fast, it won’t jar glass or window components.
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Install Floor Vents
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Cutting vents in floors made from a variety of materials requires a blade that’s tough and precise. The Bosch C-Tec Precision plunge-cutting blade can work through everything from the toughest laminate to hardwood.
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Cut Hole in Wall for Outlets / Switches
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No building pro wants to waste time changing tools from cutting to grinding to scraping all day. That’s especially true when the requirement is a simple switch or outlet cutout in drywall. The multi-tool makes fast, straight cuts to keep the job moving.
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Sand Moldings
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Crown molding, chair rails and baseboards add character to a room. Getting the most out of these wood accents requires sanding contours for the finishing touch. Sanding triangles get into hard-to-reach areas with an oscillating motion that’s controlled and compact.
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There’s no room in the home that reflects personal style quite like the living room. Flooring, wall coverings and windows all mesh to present an interior landscape that’s both functional and reflective of the design aesthetic. Accents and personal flourishes tell a story in wood, glass, drywall and decorative metals from floor to ceiling.
Basement Remodel
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Cut Excess Spray Foam
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Spray foam is an adaptable building material that can be used just about anywhere. But it can end up in a lot of places where it shouldn't be. The scraping blade removes brittle excess to leave a smooth, clean surface.
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Notch Frame for Mechanical
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There are times when new or existing systems for ventilation, water or gas are located too close to structural elements, particularly wood framing. When notching is required, the plunge cut blade handles close-quarter cuts that make retrofits easier.
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Grind Excess Mortar or Mastic
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Removing excess mortar or grinding down foundation imperfections is the key to building a high-quality basement living space. The grinding accessory employs diamond grit to expertly cut hard material.
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Cut Insulation
The basement remodel has become an important part of buying and selling a home. The space may be empty now, but homeowners and potential buyers can see a movie room, an entertainment area with a bar or a children's play area among the bare floor joist and exposed insulation. It just takes a little vision.
Outdoor Living
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Cut Insulation
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Mortar is literally the glue that holds stone, brick and decorative tile elements in place. When it needs repair, the grinding accessory removes mortar and grout cleanly and easily.
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Cut Pipes for Plumbing or Gas Lines
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Access to water and natural gas transforms a patio into an outdoor living space. The cutting saw makes those resources available in more places by slicing through both PVC and metal pipes with speed and accuracy in tight spaces.
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Scrape Paint
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The rigid scraping blade makes surface preparation fast and painless, especially compared to using hand tools for the same job.
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Cut-In for Replacement Lighting
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Lighting sets the mood on the patio or deck. And today’s lighting solutions fit into wood stairs and hardwood design elements. Access these hard-to-reach locations with the Japanese-tooth plunge cut blade for precise, accurate cuts.
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The patio and deck mark the new frontier in recasting the home living area. That includes everything from poolside relaxation and outdoor cooking to expansive deck space for family events. Tough materials like stone, concrete and composite wood are the rule of the day in configuring an outdoor living area.