🔧 Ultimate 15PC Storm Titanium Metal/Wood Variety Pack: Imperial Blades IBOATV-15 One Fit Case Review

Matches my cordless Dewalt tool perfectly and speeds up all those little cuts you keep making. The price wasn't bad, so far so good. Recommend.

I have this multitool blade set for my Milwaukee tool and damn it's really good, it makes my wood or nail cutting job easier and Milwaukee owns this company now so works there so many other multi tools, try it out

These blades hold up way better than any other brand I've used including celebrity types. Well done. Will cut through almost anything over and over again. Then use it exclusively for my Rockwell Sonicare. Highly recommended

These blades are great. I'm fortunate that they can withstand rougher service than the more expensive big brands. I think it's great for the money. A point to note (no oscillating blade holds the tapping screws). To do this, use a meat grinder.

I have bought many blades from Imperial in the past and they all work well. The 3 piece set is a waste of money. I tried cutting a regular 8p nail with a metal/nail clipper and the teeth were completely gone in seconds and the nail was NOT cut.

Bought these to use with my Dewalt XR to replace a set of Dewalt knives that dulled instantly when cutting a piece of wood. Unlike Dewalt blades, they actually stand up to decent use and are reasonably priced. I also like that they come with a transparent lid. Also, I appreciate that they are made in the USA.

I can understand why I've seen mixed reviews for the Imperial Blades. Their Metal and More blades are the BOMB for metal cutting. they cut through nails, screws and bolts with little effort. As for the wooden blades, they don't impress me as the teeth are too thin and heat up too quickly in the wood, causing burns. A 6-10p nail will eat your teeth.

Multitools and chop saws are new to me. But I'm a lifelong professional carpenter, retired, so I know the tools. I was disappointed in the blades that came with my saw, read reviews of imperial blades and bought 3 packs. Had to replace some exterior window trim, sill rotted etc. Old pine and 6 nails to cut, these blades lasted maybe 30 seconds before smoking and decaying. He resorted to chisels and saws for nails. What about the blades for these tools? Anyone make a decent one?

I am a professional carpenter and like many of us the oscillating multi-function saw has become an invaluable tool. However, given the cost of the blades at local department stores, they can get very expensive to use. I don't write many reviews but I think these blades deserve a good review. I use this type of blade to cut through wood and heavy staples that attach shipping blocks to the underside of interior doors, among other things. The ones you buy in the big department stores black out at…