POWERTEC Oscillating Tool Blade 5pc Set – Bi-Metal & Carbide Multitool Blades for Cutting Wood, Metal, Nail-Embedded Wood, Drywall, Cement Board and Plastic (14500V)

At 87 cents a blade, why woud you buy regular wood blades? Cuts endless wood and still cuts nails. Not worth changing from wood to metal blades. It's a no brainer. Stupid cheap and great quality.

Good quality multi-tool blades. Once you get and use one of these tools you will wonder how you ever lived without it. But they do go through blades. These are heavier duty bi-metal blades so they should last a little longer than standard blades. They are individually wrapped which makes it easier to reuse a blade. The set comes with the standard adapters which enable the blades to be used with almost any brand. I have a DeWalt and the only problem I have with it is that it is not so easy to get the blades on and off. But that's not the problem of the blades! The blades are marked with size an

I wouldn't say they are bi blades as in both metal and wood, I tried to use it on metal and it destroyed the blade but didn't cut the metal lol. But in wood they worked well I was able to get a precise cut with the mulit tool. Just the sheer number of blades is great but I still need to buy some others for metal as I'd prob need to use 3 blade to get through one screw. Worked with my Makita multi tool , seems to come with adapters for other style multi tools as well. For an abundance of good wood blades Id go for it, they last a good amount in wood, worthless in metal

When I first got a multitool it came in a set of other saws and drills I wanted. I really didn't think I would be using the multitool that often. I was very wrong! I use this little saw a bunch. With all that usage I have gone through many blades. I ordered these DAEMKOD bi-metal blades in a much smaller count before. I was very impressed with the build quality. They handled some big projects with little wear to the blade. They also fit my yellow and black 20v multitool perfectly.Since I was already enamored with this product I decided to go big and get the 55 pack. It is a good value for the

If you’re into DIY or woodworking, these bimetal oscillating tool blades are a total win. I’ve used them for everything from trimming door jambs to cutting notches in molding pieces to plunge cuts in drywall and plywood and they’ve held up way better than the cheap throwaway blades I’ve bought before.The bimetal design really makes a difference — they don’t dull quickly, even when I accidentally hit the occasional nail (which happens more than I’d like to admit). They cut clean, stay sharp longer, and don’t overheat too fast, even on longer jobs. Also, they are nice and sharp, making plunge cu

Don't expect these to last as long as yiur diablo carbide tipped blades, but for bulk economy blades these will get the job done. Our tecnicians use these at work as blades get misplaced easily, and this is a much more economical solution for us.

These blades have been working well. Cutting through wood and embedded nails. Seems to be a fair price for the blades. You'll find better deals but so far no complaints they are decent quality and you're not paying name brand prices.