Oscillating blade types: bi-metal, high-carbon and carbide compared
Oscillating multitools have become indispensable for tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts alike, offering unparalleled versatility for a wide array of tasks. From precise plunge cuts in delicate trim to effortlessly removing old grout, these tools…
Universal quick-release: what fits your multitool and what does not
Navigating the world of oscillating multitool blades can feel like deciphering a secret code, especially when you encounter terms like "universal quick-release." Here at Bryant Tool and Supply, we handle these blades daily, and…
Impact-rated bits: why standard driver bits shear in an impact driver
The modern impact driver has revolutionised how we tackle many fastening tasks, offering immense power and speed that traditional drills simply cannot match. Its ability to drive long screws into tough materials with minimal…
Magnetic parts mats: the cheapest way to stop losing screws
Every DIY enthusiast, professional technician, or even casual hobbyist knows the frustration: you’re deep into a project, carefully disassembling something, and then a tiny screw or washer makes a break for it. It rolls…
Plunge cuts, flush cuts and scraping: getting more from one multitool
The oscillating multitool often holds a curious position in the workshop – sometimes overlooked, yet undeniably one of the most versatile power tools available. Its unique, rapid side-to-side motion allows it to perform tasks…
Storing accessories so you can find the blade you need
The frustration of a DIY project grinding to a halt because you can’t find the right accessory is all too common. Whether it’s that specific oscillating multitool blade for a tricky cut or the…