Plumbing Does anyone know what this electric hacksaw is called?

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The discussion centers around identifying an electric hacksaw, specifically an oscillating multitool saw. Participants express appreciation for the tool, noting its effectiveness despite some drawbacks, such as noise and issues with blade durability. One user highlights the multitool's efficiency in removing glued-down vinyl tiles, praising its scraper blade for melting glue and facilitating easy removal. Overall, the oscillating multitool is recognized as a valuable addition to toolkits, with users sharing their experiences and tips for optimal use.
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unknown electric hacksaw I would like to know the name
Does anyone know how this electric hacksaw is called? I attach the video that shows how it is used.



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Oscillating multitool saw
Great tool to have.
 
hutchphd said:
Oscillating multitool saw
Great tool to have.
A great tool, although it's a bit noisy. OTOH I do have trouble with the blades; the ones I have found so far are a bit like the 'toy' hand held circular saw blades used to be and get hot and blunt annoyingly fast.
 
wow! thank you guys. Not in a million years would have found that name...this is great!!!
 
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sophiecentaur said:
'toy' hand held circular saw blades used to be and get hot and blunt annoyingly fast.
I was astounded at how well it peeled up foot square vinyl tiles that had been glued down. The smooth (no teeth) scraper blade heated up just enough to melt the glue so they pried up like butter. Much better than any other horrible method I had ever previously tried.

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