30 Pcs Bi-Metal Oscillating Saw Blades, Professional Curved Edge Multitool Blades for Wood with Nails, Metal, Wood, Oscillating Tool Blades Compatible with Dewalt Milwaukee Bosch Ryobi

These are perfect for those tight spots where you can't get a regular saw in. They come in a pack of 10 which is a really big bang for your buck. That's about $1.75 a piece. They last a pretty long time if you use them and not abuse them. I mainly use these to cut around door frames when laying tile. They cut through wood like butter.

Ever since I purchased my oscillating saw I have used it a LOT. I was not sure if I would use it at first but it is amazing what this tool will do. The downside is I use a lot of blades, especially this size, so having a bunch on hand is a must. These blades fit my Ryobi perfectly and seem just as good as the ones that came with the machine, in fact I would go as far to say better because the slight arc to the cutting blade reduces the tool dancing around when you are starting the cut.Great value. Recommended.

Works fine, fits the tool, does what I need it to do. It does not, however, last as long as the name brand version, definitely wears out sooner, but unless you are a professional and use these everyday, these off brand bi-metal saw blades will do the job.

These blades are phenomenal for Sheetrock. I prefer making precise, straight cuts and the work great for that. Also I suggest using a level to aid in your pencil work, helping ensure your cuts are consistent. Looks much more professional. These are perfect for that purpose in just about any multi-tool.

These blades look nicer than other blades I've bought on Amazon, but their performance is more middle of the road.Yes, they get the job done and they seem stay sharp longer than other brands, but sometimes it takes longer than I'd like to complete cuts.They perform best in soft woods and thin material like vinyl siding/soffit. They also don't have too much trouble cutting through soft metals like aluminum nails, and it's not that they won't cut through other fasteners or harder woods, but it takes longer than I would like to make cuts in those materials.The standout feature for me is the durability of these blades. I've gotten used to the quality of the bulk blades that wear down really fast, so I was really surprised/impressed when I saw that my blade still looked sharp after cutting through a couple old nail, and then still looked pretty good after using it throughout the day. I probably would have gone through 2-3 of the other blades. the trade-off for that durability is that they cut a bit slower.These are good blades. It comes down to what's important to you, and if longevity is what matters to you, consider these

You'll already know that dull blades smoke like crazy and fresh new ones cut like they are going into butter. These blades worked just fine in my multi-max and seemed to hold up just fine to the tasks I set it to.Currently we're remodeling and I used the tool to cut away some of the flooring near the cabinets, to trim down a bit on one of the base boards and to cut a piece of scribe moulding that needed to be notched. The blades handled these tasks just fine.Good new blades make cutting jobs so much easier. Glad I got them.

I can confirm these blades are compatible with my Makita multi tool. I'm an electrician and mostly use these for cutting sheetrock for outlet cut-ins, also perfectly adequate for notching wood. I'm glad I found these, as the generic affordable multi tool blades I looked at in Home Depot were more expensive and mentioned compatibility with every brand but Makita. 10 Blades for less than 20$, not much to complain about. For my needs as an electrician, these blades work perfect.

These are nice blades made from quality materials and cut well. I like the curvature on the blade but will probably wear unevenly due to the fact the center comes into contact with the materials first. That said, I haven't worn one out yet.