Saw Blades

These blades work very well and I would definitely purchase them again. Great value compared to name brand blades. I believe they work as good or better then the name brand ones.

Great price. Especially considering what the Big Box stores charge. These blades are adequately sharp and durable. They last a reasonable amount of time with careful/appropriate use. Forcing these blades has the same result as if you forced more expensive, brand name blades. Such "use" shortens the lifetime of these (or more well known) blades. IF you are heavy handed while using these blades they will smoke and dull(like ANY blade will) shortening their "lifetime". To repeat, reasonable quality, many more blades than those from known manufacturers. At these prices, if you must, smoke 'em and dump 'em.

I could see these being gone through quickly on a jobsite but if you are like me and just working on projects around the hoise, the value is solid. Install easily onto Skil 12v oscillating tool I own. Non magnetic so make sure you secure lock. Material is good quality but like I said might wear down quicker than more expensive blades. Large selection for versatile materials in package and sharpness is excellent.

Since Fein's patent expired on this type of tool, the marketplace has been enjoying plenty of competitors to both their high-quality tool and blades. Whilst the Fein is truly a great quality tool (made in Germany) and their blades are similarly of high quality, there are times when a more affordable blade fills the bill. These blades are very affordable and are great for use with demo, cutting drywall and other tasks where munging up a $30 blade isn't a great thing. I've used the metal-cutting ones to cut off nails in hard-to-reach areas and they last long enough to get you through several nails. You can then still use them on drywall or plastics. The wood-cutting blades cut through the usual door casings (at the floor) and other trim with no problem and can also cut through 3/4" plywood without smoking. They fit my second-generation Fein (with the four ribs but not the quick-release) with no trouble at all.

Have only tried one of the wood cutting blades. It cut very well. If the rest of the package works as well, I will be very happy. Did not try a metal cutting blade. Quality for price seems good. I would purchase again when I need more blades. Purchased a second order of these blades. They are great blades. Depending on what you are cutting, and how many nails, or staples are in the wood. Granted they don't last as long as the ones you purchase from Lowes, or HD but, again they are a heck of a lot cheaper. At the price so what if it takes you two of these blades to complete a job that you would have used one of the other. Still cheaper.

Great price

Really wanted these blades to work. They seem like decent blades. the cutting surface is dead flat. The spot welds are good and the teeth are sharp. sadly I have issues specific to compatibility with my tool for which the ad says they will work: a) the hole/slot pattern of the set of blades I recv'd are not what are pictured in the May 2020 version of the ad. had they been, I would not be writing this review. what is pictured was a blade with a continuous star pattern of all slots radiating from an open central region. what was recv'd was a pattern of only 4 slots radiating out in the primary north, east, south and west locations, then a pair of slotted holes in between each of the radiating slots. in between those pairs of slotted holes are tiny nubbins of slots at NE, SE, SW and NW. see picture and compare to pictures in the ad before you buy. b) this particular blade slot/hole pattern that I recv'd will not fit my older Fein Multitool model FFM250Q as advertised unless I mount the blades at 45 degrees one way or that other (using the tiny NE, SE, SW and NW nubbins). even then the blade is sloppy on the tool before the tool holder clamps it down. its clear the blade moves in use because the tiny nubbins eventually strip away and slip when using the bi-metal to cut nails. They really should take Fein completely off the compatibility list. Mounting a blade at 45's works for some applications but the beauty of these tools is the versatility. I could live with having a few good blades that only worked at 45's but not 20 of them. Again, I really wanted these to work and they probably will if you have one of the tools more suitable for the mounting pattern they actually ship. the pictures explain the rest.

As a longtime professional finish carpenter, these type of blades have made many tasks a lot easier. The downside I’ve always had is that they are very expensive in retail stores and they go dull too quickly on hardwood. This manufacturer has an excellent quality product that holds up for a long time for a very reasonable price. I particularly appreciate the consideration in an appropriately sized plastic container to keep them all together. They are also individually plastic wrapped so that humidity does not cause them to rust prematurely. Six stars!