JTWEB 5PCS Japanese Tooth Multi Tool Blades Kits, Arc Edge Oscillating Saw Blades Clean Cut for Wood, Plastic. Multitool Blades fits Dewalt, Ryobi and Other Oscillating Tools

Finally a Multi-tool blade that cuts wood decentl don’t force it too fast or it will produce burning in the cut. But it does exactly what it is supposed to do. Thanks!

These blades have performed better than the OEM blades that came with my oscillating tool, and better than other value blades I have used. Packaging is top notch with each blade individually sealed in a plastic bag to prevent corrosion. The blades cut through wood and other soft materials easily and are capable of cutting soft metals like aluminum without much trouble. I have used them to cut small nails and screws and as long as they aren't made of hardened steel they seem to do a fairly good job, however many screws and nails are hard enough to eat the teeth off these blades quickly and pushing to hard will burn them up even with fairly soft metals.For the price it would be hard to expect more from them, and do like some of the features these blades have. I particularly like the plunge depth scale that is painted onto each side of the blade, though it will wear off relatively fast once the blades have been used a little. The quality seems good, although in my case the width is labeled incorrectly on the 1 3/4" blade which is marked 1 3/8" the same as the straight blade. Doesn't effect the use of the blade but it does call into question quality control a bit. Overall I quite like the blade, and for anything but the most demanding jobs, and hard metals they work great. For the current price I do recommend them, just know what materials they are capable of performing in and don't expect them to cut hardened steel and you won't be disappointed.

Price and selection

Heavy duty. Reasonable price for multi pack. Good quality. Well received. Don't know about curved tip. Well give it a try.

Common use blades and the like for rough cuts are expendable in my opinion. Unless otherwise required, for any rough work, I tend to get the lowest cost with the best quality I can find. If they only last half as long bust cost ¼ of the price, you’re still winning.I use my saw for cutting access holes in sheet rock primarily so these are perfect. They arrived individually bagged with both normal and wide sized blades. The include 3 adapters if you are using a bosch or Dremel, but since I’m using dewalt I didn’t need an adapter. The blades fit perfectly, a little snug but I didn’t have an issue inserting them and I prefer them to be on the snug side.The blades are stamped, you can tell, this isn’t an issue especially keeping in mind the price point, you aren’t going to get laser cut blades at this price and for rough cuts, you don’t need them. The blades have little measurement on them which is great for gauging your depth.With the cost and quality, you can’t go wrong, and I will be purchasing more in the future.Pros:• Cost• Quality• Depth ruler• Adapters for Bosch/Dremel• Fits DeWalt 20v XR like a glove• Rated for metalCons:• Stamped blade*I received this free as part of the Vine Voices Review program. My reviews and opinions are unbiased, honest and are never coerced from the vendor*

An oscillating tool is an extremely useful and versatile power tool. However, it is only as good as the blades which are used. Top quality blades can cost several dollers per, whereas discount blades can be as low as $1 per blade.These blades are a bit more than $2 per, and their quality is pretty good. Testing these on wood and on cutting through nails and screws, they made quick work of it and lasted for a good amount of time. I would say that these blades are pretty much in the middle of the road, maybe slightly higher, on quality. They are one-piece, bi-metal blades (meaning they are made of two different metals pressed together into a mold and cut as a single piece rather than being welded together, which makes these a better quality blade). The opening for the main shank is just a wee bit too small (like half a millimeter too small). Consequently, I had to really push to get the blade mounted onto my DeWalt oscillating tool. However, once mounted, the blades worked very well.Overall, these are a decent buy. I have seen listings for 16 blades under $30, and they appear to be very similar in quality. Of course, prices on these items change frequently, so check other similar generic blades to find the best deal.

I use these blades in my Fein corded multi tool and my Bauer cordless multi tool; these blades fit perfectly in both multi tools. It's good that the set includes adaptors to use these blades in certain arcane applications, but I hate those adaptors and I'm glad I don't need them. I tested these blades on knotty old hardwood and newer framing lumber with nails. They cut very well in all woods, and they do a decent job of cutting nails if I don't push too hard and concentrate the cut on a single area of the blade. As the picture shows, able some hard use the black blade coating became damaged, but the teeth were OK and the blade still cut well.The blades I buy at the orange big-box store are way more expensive than these blades, so I'm happy to have these. I find these blades to be pretty good for common carpentry tasks, and I expect you will too.