- 16pcs Titanium Oscillating Tool Blades, Universal Multitool Blades for Metal Wood Cutting, Oscillating Saw Blade for Metal Hard Material, Multi Tool Blades Kits for Milwaukee Dewalt Bosch Ryobi

I bought these to remove carpet from a house. They worked very well. On short pile carpets the blade zipped right along. On thicker pile carpet I had to find a sweet spot between the blade & the carpet & then it cut as needed with a little difficulty here & there but I think that had more to do with the carpet, that the blade. I have a Ridgid oscillating tool and these blades fit perfectly. The blades are extremely durable and did not bend or distort after hours of use & I only used 3 blades in total which was a bonus. I only used the "pull" section of the blade & not the push because of the thick bottom layer of the carpet. I tried one of the dull blades on a piece of cardboard and it cut right along a line with very good accuracy. For the price paid you are getting a great value for your money.

Good product

If you’re a carpenter or into demo work, some of these blades aren’t really useful but if you’re a homeowner this is a great value. Multi tool blades don’t last very long, no matter what brand you buy so at the price I think these are a great value. If you’re cutting metal like pipe or nails, the “big brands” do have a noticeably longer blade life.

Good quality, perfect fit for my dewalt, cut great like the depth gauge on them

These seem to work well cut access holes in Sheetrock and several nails and the blade looks like new

Love them, cut great and fast!

So far so good I haven’t used it that much yet, but it seems to work as advertised cutting nails and wood on the most recent job. The true test will be how long it lasts. Also, it’s a great value.

I had used a blade to cut some soft wood and that was fine. I used the blades on mild steel and both blades came apart at the welds witin 5 to 10 seconds. The mating surfaces have rust all over them and I suspect they did when welding because the welds pulled (well pulled implies penetration and there was no penetration in the spot welds. The third picture showed only one spot weld even pulled any metal to barely make a slight hole. The other four are flush with everything else. Got out my micrometer and the thickness of the piece measures 0.032. I got out my depth micrometer and the only spot weld that took a little metal with it the hole left 0.002 with no reading on the other four. Welding over rust if you have penetration with your weld will hold on at least for a little while but with no penetration it does not matter how clean your mating surfaces are nothing is going to hold. These guys might as well use an epoxy as it will hold longer than their welds. Wear your PPE with these. I had safety glasses and hearing protection on for the first one when it went flying by my face. I still can't find that blade. For the second one I had the same as the first but had added a face shield after seeing the welds or lack there of. I'm not enough of a fool to keep trying until I have one embedded in me. They may hang on in a soft wood for a little but not worth the risk to me. My return window was up a month ago so I'm screwed. I looked at them when I got them and they looked very nice but I got fooled by pretty paint that covered up the poor build quality. They contacted me and refunded my money. They ask me to give them another chance. If they are that confident that I got an anomaly I'll give them another chance. I was pretty impressed with how they handled all of this reaching out to me and refunding all of my money.