50 PC Oscillating Saw Blades

These blades will definitely fit a DeWalt Oscillating Multi-Tool via the easy to use DeWalt quick release system. It is NOT necessary to use any special adapters if you own a DeWalt Oscillating MultiTool. The blades will probably fit other brands of oscillating multi-tools; however, I can only verify that they work great on the DeWalt models. The blades appear to be surprisingly high quality. They are a great value for the money.

These are great and they last longer than the big box store crap. I’ve put these through all sorts of stuff and they just keep working. The value is also the biggest factor. You definitely get more for the price than the name brands. Try it and you’ll see, I promise!!!

I've only used one of the wood only blades and it did a great job. It lasted as long as one of the much more expensive OEM blades would, not that it is a long time. The blades are expensive and don't last even if you don't hit any metal. But for a little over a buck a blade these work great. I'll actually use the multitool a lot more because the blades aren't some outrageous price. I used the one blade for 2 installation jobs. Cutting shims off, terminating baseboard and a few other random cuts on the first job. The second was terminating 2 more baseboards and cutting in 3 outlets and a vent. Most of it was in MDF which is pretty abrasive on any blade including carbide. My contractor buddy asked me about them and I gave my review and he got a set also. He uses it a lot more than I do so I'm curious as to how he'll like them. But at a $1 each compared to $10-$15 for an OEM you really can't go wrong.

There are about 7-8 different blades and 2-3 of each. I used this to cut the door trim as I put a new floor down. Worked just fine.

If you can find the old format multi cutter, I grab any brand I can , all new use star and you’re right back to $20 a blade, these are as good as any $20 blade I ever had!

I use tools on a daily basis an these osalating blades work amazingly well in my dewalt tool. Even if the blades work only on approximately 15 -20 cuts I got to say good enough for me an beats name brand blades by a long shot. Highly recommended by me ;)

I believe in quality ant I think these are got quality ⁉️ Once again please forgive my error!!

These do not fit a Rockwell tool. Lucky I had a DeWalt available they fit in it. But the not very well. It took some adjustments to get them to fit on the mounting surface. The stamping quality on the blades was poor. Once I got them on to the tool they seemed to work well. Some thing you want to just snap in should not take 5 min of filing or burr removal to make them work. I would have sent them back if I had not used 3 of them.

Surprised how good of a quality how well these work and how well they hold up. Fit my Dewalt tool perfectly.

You’re looking at these right now because the name brand blades are over the top expensive. These blades are basically a dollar a piece. They do not cut as well as the name brand blades. They are sharp so it could be the tooth cutting angle that is the difference. They get the job done at a fraction of the cost. If these blades get dull I don’t hesitate to chuck them out. The name brand blades I used them until they smoked. Outstanding value compared to name brand blades. 100% worth trying them

The metal blades have been great for slicing through junction boxes and such Wood blades have been good too.

I work in construction so I burned through these pretty quickly. They would be decent for light duty or home use.

I haven't used this item more than once yet, but when I checked into amazon to get the name brand, it was $25 for just ONE blade, so I thought it couldn't hurt to try these. They fit my tool just fine and the one blade I needed seemed to be strong enough. I did try to cut through a nail but it wouldn't work and on the blades themselves it states "wood/plastic" so I'll probably go back on to see if they also carry them for metal. This seems like a fantastic deal and so far it's proving to be true