Versa-Tool MB3A3B3C3D1H1I1J Universal Oscillating Saw Blade Kit. 15 Piece, 7 Blade Type Variety Pack.

You should buy! Buy, buy, buy! The blades I bought with my Fein tool about 3 or 4 years ago are the only ones I have purchased, so I cannot compare them let me tell you, as a carpenter who has been using these blades every day for the last 20 years, they are freakin' awesome. When I use them for trim nails behind casing, door jambs, kitchen cabinets, oak, poplar, pine, maple (burns a little) ,sheetrock, framing lumber and so on. There is no end to the list. In the past, I have also trimmed them with sheers when making precise cuts. have used these blades all my life and they have worked amazingly well on anything I have faced.

Collin Campbell

| Feb 16, 2021

For use with the Fein 350Q Multimaster oscillating tool, these blades are suitable. As opposed to other universal blades that tend to have far too much play in the connection, these blades fit better. The manufacturer made a small manufacturing flaw in three of the 15 blades, preventing the blades to seat properly and causing more play in the connection than intended. A slight bend or warp in the connection plate appears to be the cause of this defect. I'm probably going to fix it on my own. Even a person without any metalworking skills would be able to flatten the affected area of the blade, but it is not I recently received blades from Platinum (another manufacturer) and the fit to the 350Q was far worse than I expected and not worth fixing since the material removal stamp at the connection plate is poorly designed and caused so much play that the tool was nearly unusable and could potentially damage the tool connection. Until I discover a tool to fit them properly, I will put those bad blades in my junk bag. In my main bag next to my Fein 350Q, I will keep these Specialty Diamond blades. It is my hope that this will help.

Zev Combs

| Jun 29, 2021

It is important to know what you will receive for the money you pay. The pros are *Pros Excellent value for the money, but cons I find the quality to be quite poor. After getting it over six years ago, there was no cut I could remember cutting with it as it wore out so fast. In the end, the Porter-Grey was a much better choice With my oscillating tool, there is a cable blade included. It is not a product I would recommend.

Briella Richard

| Nov 02, 2020

So far, they seem to be quite reliable. By cutting a stud away from OSB with a metal one and driving about 15 nails into it with a framing nailer, I concluded the project. All the nails were gone, and then I went through a medium size crown staple. Although there was a lot of friction between the osb and the stud and therefor a great deal of heat, the blade was still fine. I usually don't like to buy cheap knock offs, but I changed my mind after ruining too many Fein blades that cost $10 each. One of my $10 blades burned up in less than a minute. Another one was damaged when I accidentally hit it with a hidden nail with a $25 wood blade. I think these blades are pretty good, but not as good as the Bosch ones (made in China).

Lane Fisher

| May 19, 2021

In my experience, the wood blades work quite well on the FEIN multimaster and I am much more likely to hit a nail with a cheapo $3 blade and toss it outside than a $15 Bosch blade. The best ones I will save for trimming or at the very end. It shouldn't be used to cut nails thicker than 18 gauge Brads. Blades stamped from metal work on wood but shouldn't be used on deep-set wood. A framing nail was cut with a butter knife in less than three seconds each when I tried to do it with a framing nail. It's an error. He was quickly dispatched by a steel blade from FEIN. In my opinion, these are somewhat inexpensive, so they are a great choice To throw away without causing too much pain In addition, they are suitable for rough cuts, demolition, and, most importantly, where it is likely you will make a mistake with the The best way to be cheap is to reuse the blades -- but only if you must! One of the metal blades had been destroyed, so I cut off a piece of a hacksaw blade with 18 TPI and attached it with my Mig welder to it. The material worked well until it was stepped on by someone. As soon as I have some more time, I'll make up a few more.

Fisher Horton

| Feb 04, 2021

As far as I can tell, everything is going well! My home's siding is being replaced, so I'm working on changing the blades on my whirlwind of a mower. Some people say these blades wear out too fast, but I've been finding them to last. As part of this big project, I've had to use this tool in some tight spaces, and I'm still on my first two My thoughts the metal cutting blade wore out relatively quickly, but to be honest, I was not expecting that given the number of nails I typically manage to cut when working on this project. I haven't used the other blades yet, so I'll update this post when I do.

Lewis Harrison

| Nov 18, 2020

It's about time to knock down a bathroom. I have a Fein Multimaster and was going to have to use it. There was a lot of plaster & I had to cut through it It turns out that the lath is made of metal and the mesh is made of metal stucco. I didn't think that would happen, but the metal cutting blades in this pack cut through it right away. One of my only complaints is that I had trouble with the blades wearing out quickly, perhaps because of the mix of materials I was cutting. In order to get down to the lath boards, I had to switch to a wooden blade (with longer teeth). The pack is an obviously higher-end product, but for the price I was happy to get as many blades as it does, and I am planning on using My wooden cutting blade and a few of the metal blades lasted throughout my project, although I used up all the metal blades.

Sierra Armstrong

| Dec 17, 2020

The product came in the mail and I bought it for my Sonicrafter, but don't forget to read the description first. Although this set is not specifically for a Rockwell Sonicrafter, I did purchase the adapter at the same time because the friend I am helping has blades for some other models and I wanted to be able to use theirs in case I am very satisfied with the quality of the product. Sheet steel can be cut by the metal blades in under an eighth inch and nails can be removed with One reason I took one star off, was that both the semi-circle and round blades do not clearly indicate what material they are intended to be used on, nor can you find that information in any online descriptions.

Rachel Gonzalez

| Nov 14, 2020