AMZBSAW 5PCS Carbide Oscillating Blades for Bolts, Screws & Metal

These are great! They work well with my tool.Great value. I will probably never use them all!

I needed to cut some stainless steel screws on a boat that were screwed from the inside as the boat was built so inaccessible. Seems a common problem on boats. Never intended to be taken apart. I didn't cut many but blade still looks fine. I haven't tried anything real challenging like cutting a 3/8 inch SS bolt but I suspect I'll need more than one blade for that. Durable but not indestructible. The yellow (titanium blades would self destruct on one or two screws.

12/21/24 Update:AMZBSAW reached out to me to rectify the poorly welded blade. Basically refunded my purchase with a plea to give them another shot. With customer service like this, I will give them another shot when the time comes to order more blades. I've used the other blades in the set and those have held up and performed well.Original:Used the carbide blade to cutoff an installed sheet metal rain gutter. Welds failed immediately and the tip flew off the base. Used the second one, it held up and worked - and continued to work on other tasks. The one that failed immediately was probably 1%

Do the same job and last just as long as the milwaukee&dewalt blades, yet cost so much less. My only complaint would be there are too many wood cutting blades and not enough metal cutting blades in this package. Other than that they do the job very well.

Great value and variety of blades

I tried using these to cut a bolt and the blade shattered. It sheered off the teeth, causing my hand to slip and getting impaled with a piece of the blade.Please be careful with these.

These blades are beasts! I have been using them to cut through nails, 5/16 bolts and screws. Yes, you can and will break them at some point, but I was very impressed at how long the actually last and what they will cut! I used these to demolish a 1967 Scotty camper that I am now rebuilding, but it would have been a nightmare without these blades!

For what they are they work well enough. They can burn up and dull out if you try getting through some materials (hardwood, plaster, unexpected nail). I tried 'premium' ones in the past and they'd all burn up if you went through the wrong material unexpectedly. As a throw away blade no point in overpaying. The ones with the larger teeth seem to be more useful than the small tooth ones, they cut the same materials the bigger tooth ones are just quicker.