🔧 Vtopmart 50 Wood Oscillating Multitool Quick Release Saw Blades: Compatible with Fein, Porter Cable, Black & Decker, Bosch, Craftsman, Ridgid, Ryobi, Makita, Milwaukee, Rockwell Review

This is a two piece construction welded in the middle, they mostly work fine but a couple of times my tool has dropped and it seems to close them break in two. Nothing broke in use, only when the tool (Makita) tipped over

This is a fantastic deal. I bought my blades wherever I could find them but this is the best deal. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast, a homeowner, or a professional, this knife set is for you. Basically a dollar a piece, that's a deal you can't refuse. Get something for your inventory as soon as possible.

Bought this as a trial for our staff. I'm glad I did. At around $1 each (at the time of purchase) I figured that even if they only lasted one cut they were still cheaper than what we buy in the big department stores. They have exceeded my expectations and we will continue to buy if the price is right. We paid between $10 and $13 each. We're electricians and use them primarily for drywall, although I used one for hardwoods the other day and it worked great and could use it at least again. Many…

I recently had a refurbishment and was not happy with the price of the Fein blades for my Multimaster tool. Found these inexpensive blades and thought I could use them for less money. I bought 50 blades for about the price of 3 fine blades. I was surprised at how long each blade lasted. They aren't as durable as Fein blades, but I've had Porter Cable blades in the past that were about the same quality. Nails wear out the blades quickly, but wood and drywall are no problem. I was expecting to…

Renovation of a 125 year old house. old horsehair trim, you name it, we cut it. Yes, they're inexpensive and you can use a lot of blades, but at this price point? I've found them to last about as long as one you'd pay $10 a piece for. So I get 10 blades for the price of one from Lowes. In the past year I have tried more than 150 of these blades. If you are not buying carbide tipped teeth and are paying a lot for them, this is by far the best deal. I'm not trying to cut soft metals with it…

Bought these for use with my Ryobi cordless multi-tool at a blade price which I found very reasonable. The blades are individually wrapped in plastic packaging and then neatly packaged in a durable reusable plastic case. They're easy to install and I've only used them to cut wood battens and laminate so far, but so far they feel sharp and cut through materials with ease. I am installing a custom wood bench in my entryway and the laminate flooring is laid over the underlay and then the concrete…

Update: I'm using these today when cutting soft poplar. A thin curse is good because it's a bit quicker in the juicer plus, but unfortunately they don't stay sharp for very long. I used 2 blades total to make 6 cuts 3" wide and 1" 3/16" deep. No nails or staples. I didn't really have to change the blade because I just sat and ran it for a while let it pass eventually but as soon as it started smoking i stop and change the blade yes it's a pretty good price but looks like i'll be using those two