15 Wood/Metal Professional Oscillating Multi Tool Quick Release Saw Blades for Fein Multimaster, Dremel Multi-Max, Dewalt, Craftsman, Ridgid, Makita, Milwaukee, Rockwell, Ryobi, and More

I recently replace 3 rooms of flooring, including removing particleboard underlayment and though not an easy job, without using an oscillating tool it would have been horrendous. During this job, I had the opportunity to use 3 styles of these blades; semi-circle, 32X40 wood blade, and the 50X44 bimetallic blade. I didn't have much luck with the semi-circle blade, perhaps the teeth were too fine or the materials too dense but is didn't really perform as well as I had hoped for flush-cutting cabinet bases. The 32x40 worked really fast and would be my favorite due to it's narrow profile but if you start hitting any nails, the blades will wear out quickly. I ended up going through all three and then switched to the 50x44. That blade doesn't seem to care if you are cutting wood, particleboard, or nails. It quickly sailed through all 3. Finished the job and am still using the same blade. Overall these blades were way better than the discount ones at the local box stores and at least as good as the Bosch blades I've used. Perhaps I wasn't using the semi-circle for the right function or just got a bad blade but couldn't be happier with the other blades. The manufacturer was also very apologetic for my poor performance with that blade and stated that they would investigate. I used these on both a Chicago Electric multi-speed and the Ryobi cordless.

I purchursed these blades due to the number positive ratings. These are great blades plus they come in a great little case. I was in the process of deciding on which multi tool I wanted to buy. I was trying out the Dremel mm 45 when I received the blades. I tried one of the Ryker blades and needed to use the clip supplied by Dremel to hold the blade on place. Even with the clip there was a couple of degrees of movement back and forth without the tool turned on. I am sure this movement would damage the blade and pins on the tool when in use. Next I tried the same blade on a Makita and the blade was rock solid. I have use the blades since then and am very satisfied. I will see how well they do when I use them to cut the partial board sub floor along the cabinets in the kitchen.3/7/18Update of my original review. Finished pulling up the partial board in the kitchen. Used the same blade for the whole job. Even after hitting a staple the blade just kept going. These are great blades for the price.

They got the job done OK. I used different styles of these to expose and cut out fiberglass encased wood stringers in my boat. I was able to burn through ten of these in a few hours, with no problem, on my 20v Dewalt cordless. No failures, except for getting dull cutting 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick fiberglass and a few hardened screws. They probably work fine on nails, but hardened screws will toast these thing in seconds. I learned to avoid the screws and hit them later with a grinder. They also weren't too fond of the glass reinforced bedding material that the stringers had been set in. The bedding was too flexible and would close in on the blade, bogging down the tool. A wider kerf on the blades would have really helped for the purpose I was using these for.No problem cutting the wood that was still in good condition. I've read other users had problems fitting these to Dewalt tools, but in my instance, they fit just fine. The Dewalt I have was just purchased for this project, so, it is the latest model.

I bought this for my Dewalt Brushless Multitool.The item arrived in a very convenient plastic package, it is also a nice container to store when you aren't using the multi heads.You could tell the manufacturers took great care to make sure each blade was individually wrapped so they wouldn't damage each other while being shipped.I also like the feature of each tool attachment having a form of measurement, you can pick the right tool for each job you need such as me using it to cut a hole in the drywall, and i could tell the tool was all the way through without overextending too far because the measurement depth was right there to view on the tool itself, unlike other accessories from other companies.Overall there is enough value in this package of high quality heads I can't help but voice my satisfaction.

I don't know what other people are getting but what I received didn't appear to be usable. I just bought a new Rockwell Sonicrafter F80. Beautiful machine. The blade stamps and the blades themselves appear flawless and flat for cutting. What I received from Ryker was very surprising. The plastic box was sealed by a sticker. I ripped it open to find blades that just felt something other than pristine. What was most obvious was the defective condition of the half round saws. Unless those with more experience than me can explain why the saw has a rippled appearance all the way around the saw, I'll consider these defective. The half round saw that came with the F80 is perfect, flat and should make perfectly straight cuts. These from Ryker are clearly warped all the way around, consistently. If it's intentional, someone can explain to me why and I'll change my review.This may sound like nitpicking but it's usually a sign of lesser tools. The stamps on these saws were not always consistent. Some were rubbed out a bit and appeared different than identical items. The ends of the blades themselves weren't clean and sharp like the Rockwell tools that came with the F80. If you look at the photos you'll see that the teeth are close to the same but many are slightly different than the ones next to them. These appeared a bit rough, almost like they were tested once or just not created from a very refined system although I don't doubt they would probably cut reasonably well. They resembled the Rockwell in form. Perhaps I received a bad batch. Decided to return them and we'll see if there is any feedback. Don't like giving bad reviews and the photos should give you an idea.On the pro side - these have dept markers for cm and inches. Seems solid.