Review on 🔪 24PCS Universal Wood Metal Oscillating Multitool Quick Release Saw Blades for Porter Cable Black & Decker Rockwell Ridgid Ryobi Milwaukee Chicago Craftsman - PECHAM by Cody Bowie

Couldn't get any better than this. Pretty durable and is lasting longer than I expected after reading the reviews. So I decided to give it a try despite the bad reviews. I'm glad I tried them. I work in construction and woodworking. They're not perfect, but they last a decent amount of time. I used a blade for about 4 hours of cutting during a 3 day project cutting an old sub floor. I've had no problems with the blade in my DeWalt or Milwaukee M18 multi-tool. The blade stayed fairly sharp despite hitting several small nails. The blade was starting to dull but held up well. On the 3rd day I tried to break it by specially trimming my nails and bending them a little. I wiped the blade but it didn't break like some have claimed. For those of you who break it up and burn it up in 10 minutes, I advise you to use the blade for something other than what it's intended for. These are not concrete blades, they will not cut studs or your car exhaust etc. They are designed for wood and possibly light nails, staples etc. I would recommend them to anyone who knows the limits of a blade. In my opinion they last about as long as my Milwaukee blades. So if you are wondering if you should buy them I would say give them a try, you won't be disappointed with them. I will order a few sets before the price goes up. At under $1 a blade, you can't go wrong. I know people who don't use this tool because blades are very expensive. This is the solution to that cost.