8-Piece Milwaukee Oscillating Multi-Tool Blade Kit $29.97 + Free Shipping

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chris98891

Jun 03, 2024 02:23 PM

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The 20 piece set is only $15 more ($45) and it at least appears that it has additional pieces that would be useful (as opposed to additional fluff). Does anyone have experience with one over the other?

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The 20 piece set is only $15 more ($45) and it at least appears that it has additional pieces that would be useful (as opposed to additional fluff). Does anyone have experience with one over the other?

The 8 pieces of sandpaper definitely seem like "fluff" to me. They should really call that a 12 piece set. It's not bad, but the sandpaper counting as 40% of the "piece count" is annoying.

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Quote from chris98891

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The 20 piece set is only $15 more ($45) and it at least appears that it has additional pieces that would be useful (as opposed to additional fluff). Does anyone have experience with one over the other?

Honestly I've only needed a multi-material and a curved diamond tip blade (for removing bricks). I've never had to use wood or smaller sized blades.

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sshlyk

Jun 03, 2024 02:38 PM

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bought it last time. Garbage. Blades get dull instantly, specially one or two that are for wood with nails. The only nice thing about them is a box they came with.

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Quote from chris98891

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The 20 piece set is only $15 more ($45) and it at least appears that it has additional pieces that would be useful (as opposed to additional fluff). Does anyone have experience with one over the other?

The 20-piece does look like a good deal. I'm curious if there is a noticeable difference between "titanium charged" (8-piece) and "titanium enhanced" (20-piece).

indeo

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Quote from chris98891

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The 20 piece set is only $15 more ($45) and it at least appears that it has additional pieces that would be useful (as opposed to additional fluff). Does anyone have experience with one over the other?

Basically in the 20 pc set, you are getting
- x8 sand paper (4+4)
- x1 sanding pad
- x1 wood blade
- x2 metal blade
If you exclude the sand paper, is it worth paying $15 extra for a pad attachment and 3 blades Roll Eyes (Sarcastic)

Do your math, IMHO.

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evident

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bought it last time. Garbage. Blades get dull instantly, specially one or two that are for wood with nails. The only nice thing about them is a box they came with.

What's a good brand for multi tool blades? I am on my last ryobi blade that i'i've put thru the ringer with cutting a bunch of nails.

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What's a good brand for multi tool blades? I am on my last ryobi blade that i'i've put thru the ringer with cutting a bunch of nails.

IMO, there's not going to be big difference between blade brands until you jump up to carbide ones. Carbide, regardless of brand, makes a huge difference.

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IMO, there's not going to be big difference between blade brands until you jump up to carbide ones. Carbide, regardless of brand, makes a huge difference.

I got a cheap china set on amazon.. works great for wood and drywall which was my primary use but the "metal" blade could not cut a single nail and melted. Also had a sanding pad which seems to be OK.

Someday i'll spend the money and get a proper carbide metal blade... someday...

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nolenski

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Quote from evident

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What's a good brand for multi tool blades? I am on my last ryobi blade that i'i've put thru the ringer with cutting a bunch of nails.

Diablo carbide blades. Pricey, but for good reason.

sshlyk

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Yeah, this set is no better than no-name chinese stuff on amazon.

Product Description:	The Milwaukee OPEN-LOK 8-Piece Oscillating Multi-Tool Blade Set provides you with an assortment of blades for multi-material, hardwood and clean wood cutting applications. The set includes TITANIUM CHARGED Bi-Metal blades with an optimized titanium blend for maximum wear-resistance and up to 15x longer life vs. high carbon steel (HCS) blades. The bi-metal multi-tool blades are ideal for wood with nails, PVC and drywall. The Triple-Ground Japanese Tooth hardwood blades deliver up to 2X faster cuts than the previous Milwaukee HCS blade and features a PRO-CURVE cutting edge for greater control. The Japanese Tooth blades are ideal for fast, clean cuts in hardwood and can also be used in clean wood, PVC and drywall. The set also includes high carbon steel (HCS) blades designed with aggressive, edge-ground teeth for fast wood cutting. These blades feature a reinforced Universal Fit OPEN-LOK anchor for better strength and control and allow for quick blade changes across 100+ multi-tools. Not compatible with Starlock tools. Milwaukee oscillating multi-tool blades are designed and made in the USA with global materials.
Product SKU:	329026551_329026551
UPC:	45242224098

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