Generic Universal Oscillating Saw Blades Set High Carbon Steel Multitool Cutting Polishing Kit for Wood Plastic 26pcs

This review is for “WETOOLPLUS 10 Pack Oscillating Multitool Blades Kit with case fit for dewalt oscillating Tool Blades Compatible with Dewalt DWA4216 (Blade Kit, DWA4216)” at $14.98These blades fit perfectly in my DeWalt cordless multi-tool, without needing the included adapters. The blades come in a handy plastic case, individually wrapped to prevent oxidation and to keep them lubricated. I tested the blades on a piece of plywood and I would say that it cut successfully, but not quite as quickly as with the branded blades that came with the tool.I don’t currently have a project that will te

These blades are a decent option for the price, especially since the kit gives you a nice variety of blade types to work with. I’ve been using them primarily on finish carpentry projects, and they definitely get the job done and cut cleanly when fresh. Another big plus is that they actually come with a case, which is a lot better than having loose blades floating around the toolbox.The only real drawback is the longevity. They don't seem to last quite as long as some of the name-brand blades I've used in the past, dulling a bit quicker when dealing with harder woods or tighter cuts. Still, con

This is a very nice assortment of good quality blades. There are two each of wood, wood with nail, and wood fast cut, as well as a Craftsman scraper and a flush cut blade. The blades fit perfectly and are sharp. I haven't used them long enough to know how long they will last, but they cut well and seem to be on par with the blades that originally came with my SKIL oscillating multitool. They are certainly higher quality than the cheap blades.

I used these blades when installing some wood laminate flooring in my home. While they excelled in smaller cuts, they quickly dulled to the point of burning and smoking profusely when trying to cut more than a couple of inches in 1/4" thick wood based material. In all I used up every blade in the kit trying to put flooring in a 12x17 room and 4x7 hallway. That was only cutting profiles, and undercutting trim and jambs. I cant say these are the worst ones Ive used, but certainly not the best. They are cheap, so thats a redeeming quality i suppose.

Ordered this WETOOLPLUS Oscillating Multitool Blades Kit, 10 Piece to go into my Milwaukee oscillating tool kit. The kit only came with 8 blades, so I don't quite follow the 10 piece set claim.The kit came in a branded box with product and usage information on it. Inside there is a plastic storage case and 8 blades. 2 each of rough wood, bimetal and fine wood. They are all fairly small cutting size about 1 and 1/2 inch in size and for the price of the kit it would have been nice to have some larger blades, but these will be useful for precise cuts. Have never used the scraper blade before. Eac

I have owned a DeWalt oscillating tool for several years but rarely use it due to the cost of blades and the difficulty finding ones that match the install hole pattern. These take care of both those problems. I ordered the DWA4216 ones and they actually fit the easy install feature of the tool. I tried a couple of test cuts and was also very pleased. I don't know how they will compare with the blade life of other brands but so far I'm very impressed.

I ordered the WETOOLPLUS DWA4216 10-pack. I ordered these blades as backups. It is always good to have some extra blades handy. The blades seem well made. However, all of the blades are narrow. I’d prefer a wider variety of blade widths. Some buyers may prefer the narrow cutting heads. I own a Ryobi tool from HD. These blades fit. A round adapter is included with each subset of blades. I am not sure which tool brand requires the adapter. I like the plastic storage case. It is resealable and translucent. It keeps the blades organized for storage.

I've only been working PVC, acrylic, and plywood since I got this set but they seem to be pretty solid blades. I've had no issues with bending, warping, lost teeth or excessive wear. I'll try to update this after I've worked some harder materials if I experience any performance failures.