81 Pack LEILUO Oscillating Saw Blades: Premium Tool Blades for Metal, Wood, Plastic - Fits Major Brands Dewalt, Worx, Rockwell, and More! Review

This is a very good set with a good selection of blades. Luckily, the pack includes multiple blades for the most commonly used ones. There's nothing worse than a broken blade, or rather a dull blade with no replacement mid-project. They all mate with my DeWalt tool using the quick connect system on my tool.

Lots of useful grinding wheels making the set well worth the price. However, only one metal cutting blade is included in the set. I would have preferred more of these as the listing says blades for cutting metal, wood and plastic. There are more dual blades for cutting plastic/wood than I will use in a lifetime. The metal cutting blade wore out after cutting only 2-6 screws.

This is a complete set No. The sharpness and durability of the stool is highly questionable. The blades that came with my Dewalt tool lasted longer and cut better than the ones that came with the kit. I didn't use the rest of the set. After the first impression I don't expect much. They're not great, they're not bad, on average you could say a little below average. That's why I gave them an average rating of three stars.

Fits easily on my handyman oscillating tool with no adjustments or additional parts needed. I used diamond grinding wheels, grinding belt and grommet. I like the tiny sheets of sandpaper (80-220 grit) as they allow me to smooth out the uneven edges of the river table with ease. Too bad I didn't find this kit before I got the detail grinder. That and the orbital are all I really need. Find even more mini sand pillows now 🙃

These blades were for a new Dewalt multi tool I ordered. Dewalt only had one blade, but I used it and it cut like butter. I used one of these blades and a tooth was bent on the blade so I bent it back with needle nose pliers but you could really see the difference in the sharpness of the blades. Although they're a lot cheaper, you'll probably need to change them more often. Not a bad price compromise.

So far I've destroyed about four of these blades. Bimetal was used to cut through wood with staples. This took about 5 minutes. Two wooden blades took about 10 minutes each. All of these blades had their teeth completely worn away, and they were also completely discolored from the heat. I have a Dewalt blade that has been used for a few hours and is still working. No signs of heat damage and it has been used in the same projects as this one. I used a carbide blade to cut some of the shower…

I recently bought a Ridgid oscillating multi tool to help me trim a door and ordered this blade set the day before and it arrived the same day I got the job should do - everything is going well. This 81 piece set comes with two (2) blades with teeth large enough to easily cut through wood. I loaded the 1st knife and started trimming the top half of the door opening. It took me at least a minute (and some muscle power) to make a side cut (same width as the blade) in a 1 3/4 inch piece of pine. I