Oscillating Tool Blade Kit, 20PCS Universal Multitool Blades Multi Tools Titanium Blade for Wood Plastic Metal (20)

These work well, and are made well....even better than some more expensive.

The 20-piece oscillating tool blade set delivers excellent value and performance for a wide range of cutting tasks, from wood and plastic to metal, drywall, and fiberboard, with both high-carbon steel and titanium blades included for versatility and durability. The universal fit means these blades snap onto most oscillating multi-tools easily and stay secure during use, making setup quick and frustration-free. Blade sharpness and build quality held up well in everyday DIY use and heavier trim work, and the clear metric and imperial markings help with accurate cuts without stopping to measure.

Not good for metal cutting

Used one of the supposed titanium blades to cut some wood to size. Cutting action was not better than other regular carbon steel blades used in the past. So I think just a gold paint on regular steel blade. If so, definitely misrepresented product.

I made a couple toolbox stereos from my old stack set and I used these to make the cuts. I love how they have the measurements on them and they eat through plastic like it's ice cream. The cuts are straight and clean and you can plunge real easily with these blades too. You can cut a huge variety of things with these like wood and plastic and drywall. They're very durable I've only used one but I've also mainly cut plastic with it. They work really well for my needs and you get a bunch of them so it's an awesome value. They fit both my M12 and M18 oscillating tools no adapter needed.

Can never have too many blades in the tool box, especially with my son in law living in my house! I've only tested the wood blade so far and it seems to be just fine. Doesn't seem any lesser of a quality than the name brand ones. I do like the little measuring numbers on the blades since I'm terrible at judging numbers! I think they work well with my Ryobi and they seem pretty sharp. Again though, I did not test the metal blade so I can't say how well that one works. The others are pretty durable, even though I only used one so far. No big projects, at this very moment. I mean, I think it's a

Blades are always good. They cut as they should. They fit both my Milwaukee and Ryobi reciprocating saws. They cut as expected. Good value for the money.

These oscillating blades are great and they hold up well if you are cutting trim or even through items like oak rails/balusters, or through plywood. Use them the right way as with any other blade, don't let them get too hot as that will usually cause the tips to gunk up or go dull, so know the density of the wood you are cutting.If you suspect that there are some light nails (finish, pin, or brad nails), the blades with the reinforced tips are perfect for the job, but if the nails are a heavier gauge like framing nails..... don't blame the blade if you can't get through it. At that point switc