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GRENPRO Store: 22 Titanium Carbide Coated Bi-Metal Oscillating Multitool Blades, 3 Styles&3 AdaptersThis product is a set of 22 oscillating tool blades designed to work with most currently available oscillating multi-tools on the market. The blades come in three (3) types with varying widths and lengths as detailed below. The key feature of these blades is that the cutting teeth of the blades have a titanium nitride coating rendering them much harder than the base metal from which they are made. This allows them to be able to cut through wood and metal, though the metal cannot be a hardened me

GRENPRO 22-Piece Titanium-Coated Oscillating Blade Set — These seem to be pretty nice blades. I haven’t tried them on metal yet but I buried one up in a piece of red oak as a test run and it seemed to get it done with no real issue. These of course, as seen in the listing, are titanium coated which in most cases equals longer life and more work performed. I generally always grab titanium coated blades and bits when available as they do seem to last a good bit better. This is a 22pc pack including a couple different lengths and widths but all with 18-tpi tooth pitch which is usually about the b

At roughly thirty dollars for a twenty-two-piece set, these bi-metal oscillating blades offer a substantial quantity advantage over name-brand options found at big-box stores. They fit directly onto a Ridgid JobMax tool head without attachment issues, making them a practical bulk pick for non-demanding cuts.Fit & Compatibility: The universal arbor snaps cleanly onto a Ridgid JobMax multi-tool head without slipping or requiring separate adapter plates during operation.Cutting Performance & Durability: While labeled as titanium bi-metal, the teeth dull faster than premium brand blades when cutti

I recently reviewed another Grenpro oscillating blade set, but most of those blades are bimetal or high-carbon steel -- great for materials like wood and plastic, but not hard enough for cutting metal. These titanium blades came at just the right time, since we have some wire shelves to cut. In general, I think you'll want both kinds of blade, depending on the job you're working on (there are three titanium blades in the other kit, for those who do mostly wood but want to slice off the occasional screw).In any case, what I said then applies now -- these are good blades at a good price. I can't

I’ve been pretty happy with this blade kit. There are a lot of pieces in the set, so it’s nice having different blades on hand instead of having to buy them one at a time. The blades are useful for cutting wood and metal, and they work well for smaller projects around the house and job site.I like having different sizes and types to choose from depending on what I’m working on. They’re easy to swap out when I need a different blade, and having them all together in one kit makes it easy to keep everything organized.I’ve used a few of the blades for basic cutting jobs and they’ve done the job wi

I have bought multiple tool sets and consumable supplies from Grenpro, and have been impressed with both the quality and value of what they sell. This set of oscillating multitool blades is no exception. Set includes 8 each 1 3/4" x 1 9/16", 11 each 1 3/8" x 1 9/16", and 3 each 1 3/4" x 1 15/16", all are Bimetal M2 + D6A construction with yellow titanium-coated 18 teeth. These blades are good quality and have worked quite well. They fit my Dewalt oscillating tool perfectly. Installation is very easy and they come with the additional lock rings for different tools they have listed as fitting. I

Grenpro generally has decent equipment for the price, but these were a miss. I have another kit of oscillating blades from grenpro that came as a pack of 42 blades for the same price as this one only they weren't titanium coated. They perform just as well as these. The titanium coating on these blades isn't thick enough to actually have much impact, they only last slightly longer than their non-coated version but they cost double.

Oscillating tool blades are basically consumables, and paying premium-brand prices every time I destroy one on a hidden screw gets old quickly. I grabbed this set mostly because there are enough blades here that I don't feel compelled to preserve each one like it's an heirloom.They fit my multitool securely and the assortment covers the cuts I normally use an oscillating tool for. The bi-metal blades are particularly useful when I'm cutting wood where there's a decent chance of encountering a nail or screw. The titanium-colored coating isn't magic though…heat is still the enemy of these blades