20PCS Japanese Tooth Oscillating Saw Blades, Curved Edge Oscillating Multitool Blades Clean Cut for Wood, Plastic, Oscillating Tool Blades Fit Dewalt Milwaukee Ryobi Rockwell Bosch

I have plastic boxes that need altered and this has helped me greatly

Used with a battery powered Milwaukee Oscillating saw to clear low hanging branches and suckers. Worked just great!! Knew the saw itself was good, but hadn’t used these blades before. Roasted marshmallows and made s’mores with the trimmings last night. Have several acres to use them in in the next week or so.

I have the new and original Porter Cable, DeWalt, and Milwaukee tools and these blades installed onto them easily. They work really well compared to big manufacturers blades. I definitely repurchase them.

These come in second to carbide in my opinion but you can't cut hardwood very well with carbide. you can cut through some pretty hard woods and not smoke as long as you keep the saw moving.

I had the pleasure to work with these cutting some base molding for some closets I'm building. They fit my Porter Cable 20V tool perfectly. It cut through the base molding like butter. They also come with little adapters to fit other tools, but I didn't need them. The ends are slightly rounded as to not catch on the material, but instead gradually work its way in. They COULD be a little wider, but there are other variations if you need that. Can't knock this set for the size. Great set of blades.

The media could not be loaded.  So loose. Like they are super used and resharpened. I dont know why or how but the aren't very effective considering the oscillating factor is lost on these giant holes.

These blades are just OK for me. They do cut quickly, however, I found that the statement of “the curved edge design effectively reduces vibration and strengthen stability during use” is a little inaccurate. My experience with them was filled with a lot of vibrations, and the eventual breaking of the blades at the bottom bend of the blade. At roughly $1.52 per blade, they are very inexpensive. Based on my experience with these, I do not recommend them though.

These work well on my cordless Milwaukee oscillating saw. I use them in both pine and hardwoods. They do work well in the softer wood but not quite as good as the more expensive name brand blades in hardwood. They hold their sharpness pretty well again just a little less than the name brand. For the price I would say it is probably a wash as getting the more expensive style. They will wear out a little quicker but are a little cheaper.