AMZBSAW 16 PCS Titanium Oscillating Saw Blades Metal Cutting, Multitool Blades for Soft Metal Nails Hard Material and Wood Plastic, Multi Tool Blades Kits Fit Dewalt Ryobi Bosch Milwaukee

Good blades

No matter what brand you use from the most expensive to the cheapest these burn out in no time. To get 16 for around 20 bucks is unbeatable!

Works great and less expensive!

The AMZBSAW 16-piece titanium oscillating saw blade set is fantastic! The blades cut through metal, wood, plastic, and even nails with ease. The titanium coating adds durability and extends the life of each blade. Compatible with Dewalt, Ryobi, Bosch, and Milwaukee tools, making it a versatile kit for any DIYer or professional. High-quality and great value for a multi-tool blade set.

Great product, shipping and packaging

The blades are tough enough for the price. After reading some of the reviews, i was skeptical about the durability but after successfully cutting off multiple 1-1/2" copper pipes (with a few chipped teeth), and a few thick galvanized 6" roofing tile nails (without chipped teeth), i'm confident to say these blades are pretty durable for the price and quantity. the length of some of these blades are also very nice you can reach deep into the material.

The blades are OK. I use them for demo work and they do really well with wood but any type of metal it burns them out pretty quickly.

I was very skeptical about these blades at first because there were so inexpensive. But I was willing to take the risk because of the cost of the more expensive blades. I'm currently remodeling my basement. My project was to remove the bottom 2x4 on a wall that was already framed replace it with a pressure treated board from the prior frame job done ages ago without taking the entire wall down and rebuilding it. So cutting two penny nails per stud was a lot to ask for any multitool blade to do. I used my Milwaukee Fuel multi tool with these blades. I turned the speed down to 2 and went to work. The blade has far exceeded my expectations. As long as you understand how the tool works and the blade there is no problem. I see reviews on here of guys burning the blades up really fast. If you turn the speed down on the multitool, don't push so hard and use all the teeth on the blade not just one spot by going back and forth they seem to work just fine. Its not a super fast solution by any means but I feel its the way to use the tool so that it will perform how it was designed to. If speed is what your looking for these blades are not the solution nor are any blades in my opinion. I feel you have two options speed or longevity. It took me approximately and hour and a half to cut approximately 50 nails with one blade. Yes one blade and I'm still using it. These nails were on a framed wall and yes some of the boards had to be trimmed a little as well they were nailed tight so there was a lot of friction between the boards and it built a lot of heat but it never smoked the blades. My only goal in writing this review is to help others. If your looking for an inexpensive solution to a DIY project I think these will work great for you.

Do not buy or you will lose your money.