Review on Efficiently Cut Wood With HOTBEST 50-Pack Bi-Metal Oscillating Saw Blades For Multiple Brands by Reggie Stewart

While multitool blades technically can be sharpened and reused, it's reassuring to have a HEAVY bag full of blades if you have a prospect of several big projects.This set comes with five kinds of blades, a few of which I haven't worked with before, including the Japanese-style blade for wood with narrower, longer teeth. You get 10 of each type, individually wrapped. There are two sets of blades 1 3/4 inches wide, for wood, metal and soft plastic, distinguished by the Japanese fast-cutting teeth and standard teeth. The additional three sets are are 1 3/8 inches wide, again with two teeth types for wood and a final set for metal.The marking in inches and mm on the sides are a nice idea in theory but I'll be shocked if these don't wear off very quickly. Still, it's useful during the first few passes with the blade to get started at the correct depth.I'll be using this with a cordless Chicago multitool and will see how it does on wood, drywall and metal.Suggestion for the manufacturer might be to put a rubber band around each 10 pack of blade types, so the worker can quickly locate the needed style of blade.