EZARC Oscillating Multitool Blade Carbide Teeth for Hard Material, 3-Pack

i think these are great - I write this review as a counter to the negative ones. If you’re considering these for cutting metal, then I’d recommend them.A single blade has cut through 6 times ~5mm thick cast iron gutter clips and still has all its teeth and is performing well.I’m a regular DIY-er so have a good idea of what to expect from multitool blades. These surpassed my expectations, I’d have been happy with the performance even if they were more expensive branded ones.

This is a very good product and works well

We got a dewalt multi tool. It came with blades. They were ok but still struggled a bit with metal and wore away quickly . We are doing a renovation project so come across lots of old nails and screws that are only removable with a multi tool. After much research I went for these blades. I was NOT disappointed. Soo glad we bought them. Cut through metal in a fraction of the time. Brilliant. Just brilliant. I would highly recommend

I bought these for a Dewalt multitool. They fit perfectly. I had a solid steal unit that I wanted to cycle by cutting the top off it. I was pessimistic about these being able to complete the task. However they achieved it. It took all 3 of them but the metal was very thick, so I think it’s acceptable. They are value for money and very durable.

Did not last much longer than the cheap one. Won’t buy again

Great product, only downside is the blade is flat so clearing as it cuts is an issue but it works really well at cutting nails

Used these to cut the stems off cupboard handles (about 15mm diameter). What I thought was a carbide coating on the blade came off after cutting the first one, so I wasn’t optimistic about being able to finish the hop…. I needn’t of worried though as one blade did all seven… lost no teeth and still looks like there’s plenty of life left in it.I’m very happy and would have given 5 stars if I’d have been cutting a harder metal or hardened nails etc

I had an awkward steel pipe to cut that was close to a wall, no other cutting tool would have been capable, so I chose to use the draper multitool that was bought for me as a gift, I knew that the standard cutting blades would not work for the purpose, so I bought these after watching a project farm test on youtube(link below).I needed to buy some metal cutting blades, tried to buy locally but none of the regular retail outlets had what I was after, and I'm glad they didn't as I would have ended up with one blade and a blade that was not as good as these.after cutting this nasty bit of steel pipe in an awkward place I assumed that the blade would need to be thrown away, however, this was not the case and a couple of days later I was using the same blade to create channels in timber for decking lights, the speed at which these blades cut is incredible.I doubt ill need to change these for some time, this means the price is of outstanding value, plus I have another two to fall back on when the blade eventually gives up to the heavy tasks I throw at it.Check out Project Farms review on youtube for the metal cutting blades you can buy for your multi-tool, his tests show that these are one of the best and I can vouch for this.youtube.com/watch?v=joVfNnbweYYI'm a bit disappointed that I didn't make a video, ill add a photo of the condition of the blade after all the cutting I've done so far so that you can see.