Review on 💎 Durable DEWALT Diamond Grit Oscillating Tool Blade for Flush Cuts (DWA4242) by Jacob Seymour

For me simply the perfect blade for cutting through cement plaster walls. I have a house that was built in 1939 where I'm redoing the electrical wiring and eventually I got tired of using a saw to open the walls for the wiring. The saw ended up doing more damage as I cut through one side of each batten and then started cutting the opposite side of each batten and the vibrations ended up ripping out more plaster than I intended. I burned 3 bimetal blades on my multi tool and didn't even make a single cut before deciding to try this diamond blade. For €10 it was worth trying. I have very high levels of cement and fine aggregate in my stucco walls without wire reinforcement and this blade is perfect for my application. Clean, easy cuts in plaster, then I have to switch to wooden blades to get through the slat, but got a lot easier with better results. I first cut out (6) 12" x 12" holes (so 24 lf of cement plaster) and I can't find any signs of wear. This alone costs $10 per blade.