🔧 Bionso 55 Wood Oscillating Tool Saw Blades: Professional Universal Multitool Blades Kit for Dewalt Dremel Porter Cable Fein Worx Bosch Makita Milwaukee - Quick Release, Efficient, and Reliable Review

Fairly cheap price, not very long but cuts a good 3/4 inch and seems to last almost as long as expensive name brand woodcutting tools. It's a little thinner than the stock products, but even if it only lasts half the time (seems to last at least as long), they work well and are a fraction of the price.

20 year old carpenter here. The best blades for an oscillating tool I have ever bought. At Home Depot ONE blade is $13 and they work 1 time. I've cut wood, metal siding, PVC, and nails with one of these blades and none of the teeth had a single notch. At around 0.50 each these are the ONLY ones I will ever buy again, at this rate I won't need more for 20 years. DO NOT change the brand of these blades, they are awesome.

We are a small family owned furniture business and use these blades regularly. Often we need a brand new tool for really fine and precise cutting, sometimes we don't want to use a new one when we know we're going to cut through a staple or nail. I really liked that each individual blade is wrapped in plastic in a small storage box. This makes it very easy to know which ones aren't being used when you have something that you need a new one for.

So far I have no reason not to love this product. If so, I'm shocked. The difference in price from models of well-known brands is huge, and the quality does not differ much. I've used a lot of the top brands and let's be honest ALL of those oscillating blades wear out pretty quickly. Depending on what you do, they may be enough for multiple jobs or maybe just one job. So it's worth getting so many blades for the price. I will buy again. There's no point spending $30 on 3 branded blades when…

I use them on my Ridgid Multi-Max oscillating saw. I really like that the blades have a split which allows me to insert them into the saw without having to thread the locking pin through the hole in the blade. They cut pine so well and are long enough to cut through 1.5 inch lumber. Oh and I used them to cut through oak and they just cut through it. And yes, they will be damaged if you hit a nail. But they are so damn economical that I just buy another one. They come in a nice case which I keep