COMOWARE Titanium Oscillating Saw Blades, 20PCS Multitool Blades for Metal, Wood and Plastic, Compatible with Dewalt Milwaukee Ryobi Fein Dremel Bosch Rockwell Makita

Quality of item was good, good price, good communication, appearance of item was as described in the listing, Item arrived on time and was well packaged.

I have been using theses China blade's for 7 years. I hav bought high dollar name brand blade's from the big box store. Most of the time I am in hurry making room for another material. I have sawed jack-o'-lantern teeth in them with an angle grinder and buzzed through everything I put the tool up agaist

This review is for the following product:COMOWARE Titanium Oscillating Saw Blades, 20PCS Multitool Blades for Metal, Wood and Plastic, Compatible with Dewalt Milwaukee Ryobi Fein Dremel Bosch Rockwell MakitaLet me start by bringing your attention to the functionality of these blades.They are designed for no more than soft metals. The description does state that, however, it's not very obvious from the title, which in my view is deceiving.Attached are the before and after pictures when trying to cut 1/8" steel. I only cut about 1/2" length, and the result was a complete obliteration of the teet

Great price and good quality

No worse than the ones from local hardware store that are 20x more expensive. The entire pack costs about the same as a single replacement blade locally. I cut out a dense composite door hole with zero issues, blade doesn’t appear any duller. Haven’t tried metal or nails, but it looks like the top is genuinely a different metal so it should be legit.The blade fits perfectly on my Dewalt quick release tool with zero wobble. Comes with adapters to fit even more tools.

Blades fit well on my dewalt 20v oscillating multi-tool with the ez change mechanism and cut bare wood with ease. I dont have any 'dirty' wood to test on but as with any of these consumables the nails ect typically shorten the lifespan of the cutting edge more than stop it from working so i wouldnt expect any issues. No comment on overall lifepan of the blades but for the price point is that really a big deal?

These look like good quality blades at a good price. Coated blades last longer when using in softer materials (wood, drywall, plastics), but in my experience, none of them hold up great when you hit metal. I prefer having a lot of reasonably prices/decent quality blades on hand, over a few high priced blades. These fit directly into my yellow tools, and they also fit directly into my son's red tools. They come individually wrapped, so they won't rust before you use them if you're in wet/humid environments. The case is also nice to keep them from flying around in the bottom of the tool box. Rec