Storm Titanium Wood Nails Blade Review

These blades last at least three times longer than other blades I've used and I've used many of them at the home repair shop.

Great buy. Good for cutting all types of wood except MDF. It cuts MDF but gets hot and smokes as it cuts and puts the same pressure as it would on a 2x4 pine. Also great for trimming drywall and aluminum paneling.

I have a furniture company. These are very good knives and I would buy them again. They wear out quickly if not used properly. By that I mean let the blade and the tool do their job. If you use too much force, the blade will burn out quickly.

These things fit my Makita 18v OMT so tight I can actually feel the improvement in efficiency. A tighter fit means a cleaner cut and less wasted energy from misalignment. In addition, the actual cutting edge holds very well. But blades for this money and only such I will buy from now on.

I bought a pack of 10 of these blades a few months ago and may have only used 2 blades. It's only because I had to sacrifice one to shear a bolt that was in a tight spot my grinder couldn't reach. Since these blades average about $6 each, I am confident that given the cost these are the best blades of the time. I've only used a Milwaukee blade, a titanium blade that cuts better and more efficiently than this one. This blade easily costs $30 for a blade here in Hawaii! In this respect, I will be

So I'm a general contractor using vibratory tools on a variety of projects. So far this is the best I've found. I last purchased a pack of 10 blades on January 18, 2019 and will be reordering on October 26, 2021 as the few used blades I have from this order are almost used up. I work year round and these things last. The only problem you will run into is when using them to try out old draft or real old steel nails. These materials generally eat the blades and you have to use reciprocating…