EZARC Carbide Oscillating Saw Blades for Hardened Metal, 3-Pack

These carbide blades have tiny little teeth that don't look or feel at all impressive BUT... LET ME TELL YOU! The performance BLEW ME AWAY! I still can't believe how well they work for cutting nails, screws, BOLTS! So I recently put them to the test that I had little to no confidence they would manage. I needed to remove a pair of 16 gauge steel fenders from a new trailer I'm customizing... I started out with my angle grinder but quickly realized the access was gonna be a problem. Not sure what to do I decided to try these carbide blades. You see... I had to cut through the WELDS, of which there were many on each fender, so I could save these new fenders for another project. Most D.I.Y. fabricators know the welds are stronger and harder to cut than the steel. I started with one slightly used blade and was shocked to see it was actually cutting! I cut both fenders cleanly off the trailer using only the first blade and one fresh blade, AMAZING! These blades are worth EVERY penny! I also see that in addition to these blades, EZARC has introduced an even better, (and more expensive), version which I will try at some point but in the mean time I keep a pack of these handy 'cause I never know when the need will arise... Get some, you'll be glad you did! I no longer buy any other brand of multitool blades for all of my many uses!

As advertised

I was surprised at how fast it cut through a nail. But the next nail took considerably more time. Still, I am quite satisfied with the blade's performance.

I had 8 concrete anchors that I needed to cut off and originally planned to use a cut off wheel on an angle grinder. After researching I realized an oscillating saw was a better choice but I needed to find some good blades. Project Farm (on YouTube) reviewed about a dozen different brands including all the big names and these EZARC blades outperformed all the others. 4 of the concrete anchors I needed to cut were sleeved stainless steel and those bolts would have chewed up a lesser blade. I cut 3 of the 4 stainless anchors before having the change the blade. The 2nd blade cut the remaining stainless steel blade and made quick work of the 4 regular steel anchors. I could have probably cut a few more steel anchors if I had needed to. Check out the Project Farm video or just know these are the best and buy them instead of Dewalt, Milwaukee, Bosch, etc.

I was skeptical if these were TRUE carbide. I used them to cut through hardened steel security lug bolts. They stayed sharp and cut surprisingly fast for the metal! I'm telling you, this was EXTREMELY hard metal. I chewed up at least five 8% cobalt drill bits, before these blades. Cobalt bits are the hardest (and most expensive) drill bits you can buy. Carbide is harder. These blades outdid the drill bits by a mile. Very impressive.

I was changing shocks on a 200k mile jeep rubicon. Original shocks. As you can imagine the bolts were rusted in a small access area on the top of the shocks. I had to buy these with a ryobi multi-tool to cut the shocks free. These cut right through the front shock bolts with no issue. Used one blade for both bolts. No issue. Wear safety glasses!

Not impressed. Trying to cut through 1/16” steel. Went through 3 blades making 2 cuts, ended up using my grinder. .

I'm using this on a Genesis oscillating device I bought over 10 years ago. I used the accessory adaptor that came with the Genesis. I'm cutting thick screws that are stuck in a plaster wall - making cuts flush with the wall. I've already cut 6 of them and there is no damage to the teeth of the blade. I am 1000% satisfied.

Funzionano benissimo!

The first blade I used cut through copper pipe quite well but after third pipe it separated at the spot welds. Quite disappointed considering the price and expectations.

muy buenas. me estan durando mucho. Mejores que las de la marca dwalt que compre antes y mas baratas

Used it to cut some stainless steel piping, and it managed to get the job done efficiently without killing the teeth, which was a problem for bi-metal blades

Tres bon résistance mais un peu cher