EZARC Titanium Oscillating Multitool Blades: High-Speed Power Cuts for Wood, Metal & Hard Materials - 3-Pack Review

I ordered these for very rough jobs that require long reach. I was very afraid that they would break or just fail. They worked flawlessly! I even had to bend one to get it in the right spot for me and it held up well! Good quality and good buy!

You will be disappointed, it didn't last long, went through a 6d nail with no problems but wiped my teeth attempting one to cut through the drywall screw. Update: I contacted the seller and offered a full refund (I didn't ask), says a lot about the company. These blades are good quality, they just can't cut through screws.

I've made less than 10 cuts with these three pine blades and this is what they look like. No nails, just jaws! You literally burn through the wood and smoke instead of cutting. You don't hold the edge. In fact, I smoked the first cut. How could it be titanium? More of a catchphrase for a metal pan with a beautiful gold stripe. I don't care what other reviews say, if you are reading this don't really waste your money. That's more fake positive reviews on Amazon than salt in the sea!

I bought these blades because my Dewalt Bi-Metal Blades wear out very quickly. I removed the wooden base that I wanted to reuse. I used these blades to cut the nails that hold the baseboard to the wall without pulling the nails through the baseboard to avoid clogging the holes in the finished boards. Dewalt's bi-metal blades only cut a few nails before they wore down the teeth and stopped cutting. These EZARC blades worked great and cut all the nails I needed. The photo shows the blade after…

Previously a blade was used to cut finishing nails to remove windows. Cut about 12 nails which were very thin and the blade had a hard time cutting off the last 3. Decided to use the same blade for the drywall screw. Barely done? Blade is shot. I don't see these blades cutting through heavy nails or screws. Maybe the other two blades will hold up better. Just take a look. TO UPDATE. Use the first two to replace a few windows. First I cut the caulk and the fine edge of the nail, "maybe 3" and…

These extra long blades I needed to cut the outside edge of a rotting window sill 1-3/4 inch thick. The extra length worked great. through about 30 linear inches of sill with a blade and it still has life. But the yellow "Titan" coating is already erased. I still doubt it will do anything. When you paint something white, it technically has a "titanium" finish because the white color is due to titanium dioxide particles. Anyway, I found that the teeth had a direction so that if I moved the blade

For reasons that take too many words to explain, I had a job cutting roofing nail heads that some misleading people had driven through gutter guards when installing a new roof. Now a few years later I need to upgrade the gutter guards, but guess what - the guards were blocked due to roofing nails. I ordered a set of three EZARC Titanium Oscillating Blades. I cut off the heads of about 30 roofing nails and used a blade and it still works. The trick is to let the saw do the work, run it at high…

These blades are excellent. They are designed to do what the manufacturer claims when the blades are used properly. Here are two responses to bad reviews. First, other reviewers seem to think they can cut masonry, cement board, or other similar products with these blades. These blades are not designed for such materials and the manufacturer does not claim that the blades will cut these products. Please stop leaving bad feedback because of your abuse. Instead, buy a grinding wheel that claims to