Adust 50 Wood Multitool Blades Kit Multi Tools Blades Oscillating Saw Blades Fit Dewalt Tools Ryobi Bosch Ridgid Milwaukee Rockwell Fein Multimaster Craftsman Oscillating Tool Blades (50)

These work well on drywall and wood. They last about the same as a nicer blade like Diablo. I’d recommend because most of the time the reason I replace these is cuz I hit a nail or wire and there’s no way any blade can resist that. Great value and the plastic case that comes with is nice for organization

I bought these for the price, and have been impressed with them. They last as long as any other ones I have bought. These are for wood and plastic. They dont cut through nails or metal, but for basic wood, plastic, or non-metallic material they work just fine.

I’m a carpenter and use these blades daily, they work well and hold up when working with basic wood and material. They will cut through a nail but will be shot after that as many are. Definitely recommend 👍🏼

I'm pleasantly surprised by these blades. I build and install custom kitchens, and these have blown me away for the price. They are not the best blades I have ever used. They don't cut quite as fast as some or last as long as some others, but in no way are these useless junk. I mostly use them to cut outlets in cabinet backs. I've cut 3/4 plywood and solid maple with them too. Unless I need a specialty blade, these do just fine. For the money they're a no brainer. I got two kitchens out of one blade and it's still useable. They fit my 20v dewalt just fine. They're a little tight on my 18v hitachi but do work on both.

Fiance loves them

Es una buena compra

They're just as good as the $15 dollar wood blades you'll find at lowes or HD. The amount of gauging on price that you'll find at those box stores as it pertains to oscillating tool blades is appalling.

As others have mentioned, a) They're cheap. Less than $1 a blade where I've paid $30+ for one or two blades, both here and at my local home store. b) They don't last long. I'm cutting through plaster over gypsum lath (old house) and just a few inches wears all the teeth to a smooth edge. But..... for this price, I don't feel bad about changing blades often, thankfully.I could do WITHOUT the individual zip-bags for each blade. My fingers, especially covered with construction dust, have trouble opening those.