Review on 🔪 60 Pack of AxPower Oscillating Tool Saw Blades for Woodwork Carpenter-Compatible with Fein SKIL Westfalia Bosch Dremel Craftsman Ridgid Ryobi Makita Milwaukee Dewalt Rockwell: Quick Release Blades for Efficient Cutting by Paul Lee

I live in a 100 year old house. Needless to say, I have projects to do every weekend. My Dremel Multi Max is one of my favorite tools for many projects. A standard wood cutting blade is essential for this tool and tends to dull fairly quickly as I use the tool. The official Dremel replacement blade is sold in a 3-pack at Home Depot for $39.99. That's almost $15 a blade, including taxes. It's bloody expensive if you ask me, especially since the blades don't last long. Harbor Freight sells blades, but they're complete junk. I won't buy them again, they will foolishly cut through a stick of butter. Absolutely useless for anything. I was actually looking for a different type of blade when these '60s original cutting blades came up as a suggestion. I figured for less than a dollar a blade and a good supply there was nothing to lose. These blades actually far exceeded my expectations. I took some pictures and made a short video. The first picture shows a standard Dremel blade compared to the blade in this set. You can see they are a bit bigger. They also have clear measurement information printed on the blade. A Dremel blade (completely blunt) costs $15. I've also uploaded a short video where you can see how I cut the 1/4" thick layer I use for some projects. Cuts are quick, clean and precise. There are no complaints about these blades and I will definitely order them again when the time is right.