50 PC Oscillating Saw Blades - Multitool Blades for Metal, Wood, Plastic Cutting - Compatible with Dewalt, Milwaukee, Dremel, Chicago, Rockwell, Fein, Bosch, Multimaster, Makita Review

I always use them when renovating or remodeling houses. I have bought them again and again from Lowe's for my Dewalt tools and they are just as expensive and of the same quality as these. It's a lot cheaper and lasts just as long as the Dewalt brand.

I use tools every day and these bony blades work great in my Dewalt tool. Even though the blades only work for about 15-20 cuts I have to say it's good enough for me that they are far superior to brand name blades. Highly recommended by me ;)

OEM oscillating blades are expensive. What they lack in quality they make up for in cost. Although a zippered vinyl sheath isn't needed, I love that each blade is cellophane wrapped. Today I used three different blades in both my Bosch cordless vacuum cleaner and my Rockwell AC. stuck and worked fine. This is my second purchase of this product; I will buy again.

These blades are definitely a match for DeWalt's oscillating multi-tool thanks to the user-friendly DeWalt quick-change system. If you have a DeWalt oscillating multi-tool, you don't need to use special adapters. The blades will likely match other brands of oscillating multi-tools; However, I can confirm that they work great with DeWalt models. The blades look surprisingly high quality. They are excellent value for money.

Oscillating tool blades are pretty bad by any measure, even from top brands like Diablo, Milwaukee or DeWalt. In this case, the carbide blade lasts longer, but at a huge premium. These blades are not very good. But one thing they're really good at is that they come at a low price. Given that this type of blade has varying degrees of horror, buying it at around $1 a blade is a steal compared to $5 a blade for a top brand, even if they're half the length keep. Although they are of poor quality…

I only used a wooden blade and it did the job perfectly. It has lasted as long as one of the much more expensive OEM reeds, but not as long. Blades are expensive and not durable even if they don't hit metal. But for a little more than a dollar blade, they work great. In fact, I'll be using the multi-tool a lot more because the blades aren't an outrageous price tag. I used one blade for 2 installation jobs. Cutting gaskets, finishing baseboards, and a few other random cuts on the first job. The…