Multi Tool Blades Kit, HCS Titanium Oscillating Blades Wood & Metal

Great Variety of Blades for the MoneyThis 50-piece multi-tool blade kit gives you a lot for the price. I like having a big assortment on hand because I am not worried about ruining one blade and having to stop in the middle of a project. The HCS blades work well for wood, and the titanium-coated blades are a nice addition for jobs involving metal and tougher materials.They fit my oscillating tool securely and cut smoothly without a bunch of vibration or slop. I have used them for trimming wood, cutting nails, and general repair work, and they have held up better than I expected. Having several

These are good oscillating multi-tool blades and have worked well for the general cutting jobs I've used them for. If you use an oscillating tool very often, you know blades are basically a consumable item, especially when you're cutting through wood with hidden nails or working on demolition and remodeling projects. These have handled wood, plastic, and the occasional nail without any problems so far. They fit my multi-tool properly and seem to cut well without dulling immediately. I'm not expecting any oscillating blade to last forever, particularly when it starts finding nails and screws, b

Any company can make multitool blades, but often aftermarket ones don't last long. These seem to be well made compared to many I've used in the past. I've rarely found no-name metal cutting blades to last long at all. They usually get dull after only cutting off a few screws. I was pleasantly surprised at how these metal cutting blades kept going and going. On soft metal, like standard nails, almost any metal cutting blade will do. However on hardened screws only the good blades work well. These seem to last just as long as my expensive Bosch carbide metal cutting blades. Therefore, for the lo

My multi-tool is of the Harbor Freight variety (see included picture) and these fit it perfectly. They have an open slot and not a closed loop on the connection end. I use just enough blades to keep having to buy them every year or two, and to be annoyed at how expensive they are every time. Truthfully I don't know if there is a tangible difference between high-end blades and lower-priced ones, as in my experience chewing through a few hardened nails is enough to finish off most metal blades I've ever owned. What I can say is that there are enough here in this bulk-style box to last the averag

These are decent blades that are actually pretty low priced. The blades function as expected and did a fine job on the hardwood project I had. The blades are made of a fair quality metal, they are coated in black paint and are clearly labeled. The blades themselves do have some give and flex to them, but worked fine for my project. I was a little surprised when I received these that they are actually labeled as Harbor Freight Brand These blades are a low cost option and it is nice that they are a more universal fit and work for a variety of tool brands. I prefer Milwaukee tools and these worke

My chief use for an oscillating tool is to install speaker cables for home theater and network cables for wired Ethernet. Primarily, I am cutting wallboard and, occasionally, paneling. The oscillating tool makes quick work of the cuts and thin blades, like these, produce less dust then other approaches I've tried. The problem is the blades dull quickly on wallboard and they are a bit pricey. But not these blades. The wood blades do a fine job on wallboard cuts, they last as long as others, and they are much less expensive. The fine teeth of the metal blades make a bit nicer cuts in paneling. I

They are not high end blades, but they also don't come at a high end price. For most of us, these are just fine.A set of blades, mostly designed for cutting wood, but you receive several that will cut wood and meta. There are two different styles for each.They are made of a decent grade of metal that will hold an edge for a while. There is some flex to them, but not too much. The end that connects to your tool is made to connect to multiple tool brands, so you don't have to worry about what blade goes to which tool. if you have a really oddball tool, you already know you're stuck buying these

I was about to go to Lowe’s to buy some of these. They are expensive no matter where you go. Then these popped up on Amazon and I took a chance. Not only did I get a lot of these in a small box but they’re as good if not better than what I would get at the big box store. I opened one and started using it and I have a project that’s fairly complicated and I’m dealing with hardwood, but I also need to have some precision cutting and these are perfect. I was able to complete my project and I did it with no wear or tear to the first blade that I used. I am really a novice at this, but I know what