🔧 Adust 50 Wood Multitool Blades for Dewalt, Ryobi, Bosch, Ridgid, Milwaukee, and More: A Comprehensive Set of Oscillating Saw Blades Review

Highly recommended for anyone involved in the construction industry. These are the same blades you would buy at Lowe's or a hardware store only a lot cheaper in price but still very good quality. We have a flooring business and we use these blades a lot for a variety of purposes. We will keep ordering!

Pretty good deal I wanted to wait until I've used them a few times to give an honest review. I think this is a really good buy for the money. If you have an oscillator saw, you know that saw blades are not that cheap. So if you find them at a good price, grab them.

These wheels were very cheap but you get what you pay for. The ad says "Metal Wood Oscillation" but the blades themselves don't say "Metal". I tried cutting a screw and quickly decided they wouldn't do that. The photo shows the spot where the teeth just disappeared. I ended up using this blade to cut a small section from a 5/4 deck board. The blade broke. Very disappointed.

Really a good deal as each blade is less than a dollar, but these things are definitely not made for long-term use. I use some of these for work because the tips wear down to zero in no time. Still cheaper than buying name brand blades, although at this price you're probably only getting two. I will still buy cheap blades again but I usually always find the brand that seems to be the best deal at the time.

I am pleasantly surprised by these blades. I make and install custom kitchens and they surprise me with their price. These aren't the best blades I've ever used. They don't cut as fast as some and don't last as long as some, but they are by no means useless junk. I mainly use them to cut out outlets in the back of a closet. I've also cut 3/4 thick plywood and hard maple with it. When I don't need a special blade, they do a great job. For the money they are a no brainer. I got two kitchens from…

I use them mainly for cutting masonite or fancy paneling, sometimes cedar or fancy trim. They don't last as long as brand name blades but I can get 10 of these for the price of one of the brand name blades (Dewalt, Dremel etc.). You will cut the nail but plan to replace the blade afterwards because it will break the teeth. I can usually make the last 15-20 cuts about 6-8 inches before replacing them. I know it's time to replace when it starts to "smoke" when cutting because the teeth are worn…