🪚 HORUSDY 34-Piece Metal and Wood Pruning Reciprocating Saw Blade Set Review

I've had a few breakdowns. They don't look very sharp either. I just chop pallets and these guys fight. I think that's why they're so cheap. Not worth the money. Better buy somewhere else.

As a novice saw, I wasn't expecting much. After switching between these blades and the famous brand my husband uses for work I can tell the difference. If you plan on having them for the occasional quick job they would be great, but if you have a tough job ahead of you, go for the reputable brands.

Unfortunately I've been using the same blade for years. Yes, it still cuts, but slowly and ugly! I had a big home project and decided to treat myself to some new blades. This kit comes with a great case/organizer and 34 blades. 34 blades? When it arrived I immediately used one of the 6 inch, 8 teeth per inch wood blades. Damn cool, fast, smooth and "drank" a lot! This set will accompany me for a long, long time! :)

I've had them since March but only recently got around to trying them out. Never seen blades so useless. DANGEROUS ! YOU REALLY RISK OF HARMING YOURSELF BY TRYING TO USE THIS! Don't think they're actually bi-metal, because one instantly bent like a pretzel and the other fell apart as soon as I touched the trigger of my saw. They have a very low stiffness. Unfortunately they cannot be returned now. And I immediately throw the rest in the trash. Real robbery here guys.

While removing a wooden ramp, ADA needed more saw blades to cut through nails. Usually user Dwalt thought I would try this based on the feedback. The best thing about this case. Otherwise, the blades had to be changed every few minutes due to rapid wear. Some of them broke off the saw. I ran the blade through the gap between two boards. Only the old rusty nails and a few screws had to be cut through. In one hour six blades had to be replaced by a few nails. It took me over an hour to switch to…

I'm not a brand snob and suffer a small drop in quality for a significantly lower price but I recommend they can at your local Big Box store can be purchased. I used a Dewalt wood blade to trim bushes throughout my yard and half of a small tree. I felt like it was slowing down (even though it was still whole!) so I switched to them to finish the little tree. I'll return the rest. Some broke before they cut anything (the lining broke off) and others were terrible until I changed blades in hopes…

Not very sharp to begin with and dull almost immediately. Metal cutting blades took a long time to cut through old nails. I switched to the dull blade of Diablo I had given up and it was the difference between day and night. 5 seconds to go through a nail instead of a minute. The final cut on 6x6 (started with a circular saw) with wood discs is exactly the same. I've tried both "wood" and "scoring" blades and they barely cut before the teeth are rounded. Diablo's dull blade, which I had not yet