🪚 Vtopmart 25 Wood Oscillating Multi Tool Quick Release Saw Blades for Fein Multimaster, Bosch, Makita, Milwaukee, Rockwell, Ryobi, Porter Cable, Black & Decker, Craftsman, and Ridgid Review

I've used a few of these for cutting drywall and woodwork so far and they seem to be doing pretty well. I will buy them again instead of paying $10-15 for big brands.

Couldn't return them - needed blades ASAP for a project. As a rule, these are disposable blades. When I tried to use the blade for the second cut it burned the wood. The blade dulls quickly! I used three-quarter pine. In addition, they are not well suited for the Fein instrument. They don't rest against the guide rail, they barely fall out - not good. I cannot recommend these blades.

Compared to other oscillating saw blades we've bought, they didn't last AT ALL. We tried 3 of these blades while another brand only had 1. Not used for cutting metal - we cut the bottom of a bathroom door. The ones we knew were good! They appear to be made from a softer and less durable metal material compared to others.

Maybe not the best/branded blade quality, but MUCH cheaper. I am a contractor. I'm not sure about you, but when I buy a blade, it doesn't have to last six months; Just give me some chores and I'm happy. I buy $30 table saw blades instead of $50 blades for the same reason. These multi tool blades are decent quality and you can't go wrong with their value. I've used maybe 3-4 blades so far and could have used 2-3 blades with a DeWalt blade but would have spent 3-4 times more per blade. I will buy

I bought the Vtopmart 25 Wood Oscillating Multi Tool Quick Release Saw Blades because I was impressed with the Vtopmart combo blade set that I have got from Revain. Neither the combo blade set nor this 25 blade set fit the Ridgid multitool very well, but the fit is minimally acceptable - the blades seem to "snap" into place when you slide the blade holder on the Ridgid tool, unlike the Ridgid blades tighten. that fit exactly on the blade holder of the tool. The BAD thing about these blades is…

I'm installing new floors in a bathroom with two sliding doors. It is almost impossible to remove the doors to cut through the floor without damage. These blades allowed me to cut doors in place. They made a nice clean cut. The packaging also surprised me. They come in individual ziplock plastic bags and are all packaged in a neat little plastic storage box. They were all packed in a nice little box which is very handy for storage. Along with the order was a rebate card that gave me 15% off my…

I used these blades to cut through wood and 8D framing nails that were in a tight spot. It took a while, but the blade finished the job. I inspected the teeth on the blade and they showed minimal signs of wear. Very impressive. I was also happy to see that they were made in Brazil; at least I support the industry in this hemisphere. I usually buy American made blades. Why only 3 stars? Despite the warnings in some posts, I've used them in Fein's signature oscillating multi-tool. It seems that…

According to the description, it fits Dremel. I would think twice. You will need a horseshoe shaped adapter to hold the blade in place. Unfortunately, the included "instruction manual" lists the adapter needed, but the blades do not come with any other adapter. After a few emails to the supplier I was told that the shape of the adapter is "random". It's like, "Here's a great product at a great price. It fits Dremel. Try ordering it. Oh, now that you have it, there's a catch. he fits. Here is a…