26PCS Japanese Titanium Oscillating Saw Blades, Universal Titanium Multitool Blades for Wood Plastics Metal Cutting, Multi Tool Blade Kits Fit Milwaukee Ryobi Rockwell Makita Bosch and More

These certainly seem of 'OK' quality and do a decent job when new. I've not used any heavily enough to comment on longevity but they seem fine so far. At this price I'm much happier to chuck them when they start to get dull, or even to use them for stuff I know is going to wreck a cutter pretty quickly.At this price you get a lot of varied cutters in a sensible mix.

Have paid the same price for a single blade before and these are reasonably good quality and much cheaper. Would recommend trying.

Cutting wood and metal

it’s really easy to use, the quality is amazing and the value of money it’s really good and you get quite a lot

I thought that these saw blades are made in Japan!How disappointing to find the box arrived saying "Made in China"

My Worx sonicrafter is a go-to tool for all kinds of jobs, so I like to have a ready supply of blades. This set of 26 blades in a variety of types is pretty comprehensive for most jobs. Meff-Maluku don’t list Worx as one of the compatible brands on the Amazon listing, but they fit perfectly; there are additional adapter rings supplied (which weren’t required) that should ensure pretty universal fitting for most multitool brands.The blades are delivered in a compact cardboard box; each one is individually wrapped in plastic, which isn’t especially environmentally friendly.In use, the blades work well on a variety of materials and seem quite robust - the depth markings are useful. At around £1 per blade at time of review, this pack represents decent value for money.

Used the metal cutting blade on a screw and it barely made any impression. Cannot recommend. However, following my review supplier refunded full cost of blades. So, can highly recommend their customer service.

If like me you're keen on DIY, then having a Multitool is an essential piece of kit in your toolbox, and therefore having the right blade for the job at hand is key.Whilst you can cut wood with a blade intended for metal, your results will be slow and poor with scorching, and equally if you try and cut metal with a blade intended for wood/plastic. Therefore you need to match the material to blade type.I have a DeWalt, so when I saw this blade kit, I was impressed by quite how many different bladed were included, as they are all compatible, the advert lists all of the makes and models, so do check yours is listed first!First impressions on these are that they are genuinely good quality, which given these are essentially £1 per blade given the £25.99 price is very surprising! For reference you might pay £8-10 for two blades at well known tool outlets.I particularly like the fact that each blade has its purpose clearly written on the blade itself, making it easy to find the right match, and also that the teeth are titanium plated on the blades designed for metal cutting, which should make them very durable. The fact that the relevant adapters for various manufacturers are included is also a welcome bonus.Overall at this price it is hard to go wrong, this many blades is likely to last a number of years for normal DIY jobs, and even if you are in the trade it will keep you going for some time. As such highly recommended!