🔪 Maximize Cutting Efficiency: EZARC Oscillating Tool Blades with Carbide for Hard Material, Metal, Nails, Bolts, Screws - 3-Pack Review

The blades are actually pretty good. I needed them to cut out an old stainless steel work box. He ate the blade, but that's to be expected. This worked for what I needed. All in all, this is a really solid blade. Especially if you only use it on wood or drywall.

Bought these on purpose as my previous blades didn't work well with frame nails. They performed them for the Reno bathroom, and even then there was no need to swap out the blades. Walked through about 2.5 walls and a few nails. I was then able to use the same blade for sculpting!

I was impressed by the EZARC Titanium blades, so I decided to try them. I cut at least 300 nails for 6p, I bought 6 of these blades to complete the project and only used one blade! And it still looks like new. I have used other Revain 5 star multi tool blades and thought dulling after 5 nails was normal. These blades can cost 5x more but last 100x longer.

I see a lot of reviews about this one and others that look like they're breaking teeth. Yes, they break if you focus your full attention on cutting. I broke the teeth on my first blade, I pushed too hard. I cut through the 1/2" lag screws, thinking they would need some extra pressure. I was wrong, take it easy on them and they will do their job. On the 2nd blade I cut through about 16 1/2 bolts fairly quickly and the blade still cut like it was brand new in the end.

Item specifies carbide teeth. I highly doubt they are hard metal. I couldn't cut a single nail while removing the window sill. The blade was so worn that the teeth were left dented by the nail. The coating has peeled off the blade so it looks like it has been dyed to look like carbide. Then I used a regular wood and metal blade and cut through the same nails. I would not recommend purchasing this product at any price due to the sheer quality of the blades.

After reading mostly good reviews I ordered this product hoping to be able to trim and remove roofing nails. The product arrived very timely and unfortunately that is all I can say about the product. About 1 minute into my first nail removal attempt I thought I made a mistake or something as it only cut half of the FIRST nail. So I checked again and it was on the right one, so I tried again with the same nail. After about 45 seconds and VERY hard pressure on the nail in question, I finally got…

Here are the notes so you can see if they fit your use case. I was tired of burning through Dremel and Milwaukee blades in just a few uses so I was looking for something more permanent. Uses - General construction work for cutting through framing nails, nail scraps, wood, drywall and sometimes 25 ga steel studs. Oscillating Tool - Milwaukee M12 2526 (new FUEL m12). With other blades I would break them if I scratched the concrete on the bottom plate. . There were no problems with these. In…

I bought this because I need to cut out a rusty sway bar. Space was too tight for a 4.5 wheel and I felt the Dremel wheel was too slow for the job. I used to use a soft metal blade for half inch screws and it was slow and I broke one blade per screw. So I figured this must be the right blade for the job. Arrived today, took the big chuck off the stabilizer bar with a grinding wheel and started using it for the rest. I was relatively happy at first because the blade didn't wear out that quickly,