Quick Release Oscillating Saw Blades - 10 Piece Tool Set | Universal Fit Bi-Metal Blade for Cutting Wood Metal | Multitool Blades for Fein Multimaster, Dewalt, Makita, Milwaukee, Rockwell, Dremel

I’ve purchased this item many times now. It’s a great, quality blade. Well worth the price. In my opinion, one of these blades holds up just as well, if not better, than the $25+ blades you get at Home Depot or other big box stores.Solid thickness and cuts wood very well. Also cuts through thin metal.

These are great blades for the value, as long as they fit your multitool properly. I tried them on a Craftsman multi-tool first, and while they worked, for the most part, they would get stuck and not move when cutting too deep unless they had some room to move between what was being cut.I ended up just using them for nails and one blade cut through about 40 normal size nails without issue so I was happy with that. Didn't have to waste my expensive blades on nails.I also tried the blades on a Fein multi max and it had a very strong connection so I had no issues with the blades getting stuck while cutting. So my main issue may be from the type of multi-tool.All in all they are great blades and seem to last a long time too. Great value for the money.

These are quality blades at a reasonable price. No blade stands up to nails, plaster, etc., but these do as well as the expensive ones, and when they dull you don't feel bad about throwing them out.Update! I just finished an install of HVAC in my hundred year old home. So as to not have too much damage to the plaster and lath, I did all the cuts for vents instead of having the contractor do it. I'm picky :). Anyway, these blades are perfect for this. Scribe the plaster down to the lath, then change to a sharp blade (plaster dulls them almost instantly, and cut the lath. Switch back to the dull blade and scribe the next hole (scribing meaning cut through the plaster down to the lath), then switch back to a good blade to cut the lath. After completing about 20 vent holes I still have 2 blades left. Probably would have had more if it weren't for hitting nails.These blades saved me lots of money, made the job easy, and not one crack in the plaster anywhere. I love these blades!

It is certainly a good price but not so good at cutting nails. The blade gets dull after a few cuts.

Glad to receive this product as promised so I could check 'em out. I have small building company and use these blades frequently. IAM DISGUSTED at the cost of other blades! It's a couple of pieces of tin and a spot weld. How can you charge $20 a blade? Or even $15 or $10 if you buy 30+ at a time. I'm a firm believer that you get what you pay for so I didn't have high hopes for these as they're a fraction of the cost of other blades. I couldn't be happier. Performed as well as any other. Haven't cut metal/screws or nails but I've never had those expensive blades hold up with any metal cutting anyway. Maybe a galvy finish nail or brad here and there but I've tried them all and anytime I've tried to cut a deck screw I know I can kiss the blade goodbye. Bi-metal! No, I'm not trying to cut metal with wood blades. Well, I have lol, but that's not what I'm talking about. Anyway, buy with confidence. I rarely review stuff but this is a major game changer in my life and business!

Not the best blade I have used it won't last one days job of just cutting the bottom of door jam witch is not made of hardwood and has no nails behind it. As a Hardwood floor installer I've used hundreds of blades this isn't the worst but I don't know how they get almost 5 stars. They burn up in few seconds in to cutting something I'm just afraid that I may start a fire behind the material that I'm cutting.

An absolute pleasure dealing with these folks. I wish more people gave great cust. service like these people do. Quick shipping and when i had a question they were on it in like 5 minutes! I wish i could speak to the product better but i have not used them yet, but i do know about tools and these seem more than adequate. They seem well made and i don't expect any issues and the price is so much better than the brand names. I will be giving these blades a work out in a few days and i will repost if there any issues which i don't expect. Thanks again Ryker!

UPDATE Just did a 0ne foot cut through 1/2" plywood, cut through 3 2x4's and about 6 nails and 2 screws with a blade that had already been used to cut a few framing nails. Generally when you cut through 2x4's with nails in them the blades get too hot and get dull fast. The Really cheap blades are certainly toast, but this blade was still good. My Fien tool was quite hot after this workout but the blade worked well, even if it had gotten ruined during this I would not have been too disappointed, burying them in a 2x4 creates a lot of friction and heat and tends to trash the blades.Just cut a few good sized framing nails with these. They seem to work pretty well. Just like the expensive ones if you hit a single spot on the blade they can get too hot and burn, but they went through about 4 12d nails and zipped right through, then cut some wood and were still quite sharp.