Multitool Oscillating Saw Blades Multimaster Review

In the construction industry it is important to have a product that works well to keep things running smoothly. I have used other blades such as those sold by Harbor Freight which I have used regularly so far. This is my new step to blades. They cut efficiently and cleanly. I'm a customer who will remain loyal to these blades, not to mention the price and shipping when they can't be beat. Thanks Ryker Hardware!

I waited a few days before posting this review because I wanted to test these blades first. They slipped right into my Chicago Electric multi-tool. What I appreciate about these blades is their strength. They are much thicker than the original blades that came with my tool. I've been cutting through thick pine boards with my first blade for over an hour and it's still cutting well. Yes they are a bit more expensive than others advertised but I suspect they will last longer.

Needed a replacement blade for my Chicago Electric multi tool. These blades arrived quickly and (more importantly) fit my multi tool perfectly. The price for 10 blades was very reasonable. I've used the first blade extensively and it's holding up pretty well. The sensor on the blade is very useful for estimating the depth of cut and the blade itself is slightly wider than the original blade. They should last a long time but if I need more I will order another batch of 10. Highly recommended.

Used and looks good, especially considering the cost. I don't know why brand name blades are so expensive. Could be a little better but as others have pointed out I think the trick with these blades is to work slowly. If you get too aggressive they seem to overheat and wear out too quickly. It just occurred to me that it might be worth keeping a bucket of water nearby to cut and dip the blade in to cool it? It might not be worth the effort, but next time I need to cut metal I might give it a…

This is the second order of these blades in the last 12 months. Except for the price, I can't tell them apart. The first order had a closed connection, these had an open one. I wasn't sure if they would work because my fin is really old, I think Abe Lincoln used it to trim his beard if you know what I'm writing! Too bad Fein threw his original customers under the bus as the new Fein has blades that don't match my old one! You know what happened to Sears when they tried! Anyway, good blades…

Very good product! If you use them on wood and plastic as listed for those materials you can't go wrong. I've used two, maybe three blades so far and for the price you can't beat them. Update: I bought them in March, it's now November and I need to order a new pack. I use them to cut kitchen cabinets for outlets and paneling and one of my favorite uses is cutting drywall. When you need to make a big cut or multiple cuts, you can't beat their speed. Probably not for what they are made for, but…

I bought these to use with my 2 amp Craftsman wired multi tool. They fit perfectly, just as well as the original craftsman blades, but they seem to last a lot longer. In fact yesterday I was able to cut over 48 feet of 30 year old cedar shingles with just one blade! I compared these Ryker blades to Craftsman blades side by side and the build quality is identical if not better. I've also cut through several feet of 1/2" thick plywood and these blades worked equally well, didn't smoke or burn…