🔧 BOSCH Starlock Multi Tool Scraper: Efficient Caulk and Sealant Removal Blade, 2-1/4" Width (OSL214K) Review

It easily cuts through old caulk and silicone around the tub, it works fine with my Milwaukee M18 oscillating tool at the lowest speed, but I would recommend testing it with the M12 or other 12v oscillating tool for a better one control and dexterity to use.

Looks like a great blade, should do the job. But made in China, not Switzerland as stated in the description. So far, all Bosch Starlock blades I've bought have been made in Switzerland (and priced accordingly), so that's something to be aware of.

I love this tool for my multi tool. Ideal and works very well for removing soft materials such as caulk as described. It is well made and does its job well. Some training is required when using it for the first time, but once you understand how it works you will find that the material is removed quickly and efficiently. I would definitely buy it again and recommend it.

This works when you need to remove a long, straight, wide bead of sealant. If the thickness of the caulk bead varies, like in the bathroom I just completed where the caulk was in jagged joint cracks, you may not be able to insert this tool into the crack. If you have that long, straight, wide bead of caulking it will work just fine. It can be easily installed on any brand of oscillating instrument. Be patient and go slowly. Press the flat side firmly against the edge of the sealant.

Received this blade with the GOP 40 Multi Tool and was amazed at how useful it was. It easily removes sealant and dries paint. I was able to free many overpainted windows with it. I've also used it to remove dried glass, which he did very easily and without damaging the glass. I would like to point out that you have to be careful to make sure it doesn't tilt too much when you're using it, as it has crashed into a tree a couple of times when I tilted it too far. However, this tool was a marvel…

Bought a few sheets hoping to find the "perfect one for the job" and here it is - I'm cutting out a roofing material to be fastened under a plastered wall , an elastomeric flat roof made from a corner slope - Cutting through the thick base course, a sand-filled course and a top cover course to allow the roof to be demolished with minimal damage to the plaster and wall waterproofing. This allows you to cut through multi-layer elastomeric roofing - also great for cutting sealant between caulk and