Oscillating Tools are not common in most woodwork shops because they are used primarily in the DIY sector for various projects, especially flooring, but if you have one, there are some places they can work for you in the woodwork shop too, like cutting slots if you don't own a router and router table, cutting and trimming mortise slots is another great place, and just doing a lot of wood trimming, nail or protruding screws that need to be cut off and other odd jobs around the workshop that you often use other tools for, or struggle to find and easier way, it could be, the oscillating tool might be quicker, a handier tool for you to consider. In this video, we'll be looking at the best oscillating tool blades for use around your workshop!

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Oscillating Tool in the Woodwork Shop
0:00 Intro
0:17 Blade overview
1:19 Attaching different cutting blades
4:33 Cutting CNC tabs
5:37 Cutting through steel nail
7:19 Cutting through wood dowel
8:43 Cutting slots in natural wood or plywood
11:15 Cutting mortises with oscillating tool
10:24 Examining finished mortise cut
10:52 Conclusion and links to more oscillating tool tips