1-3/8 in. Titanium Bi-Metal Universal Fit Wood and Metal Cutting Multi-Tool Oscillating Blade (3-Pack)

Had to cut through some hardwood flooring for a repair and these blades didn't slow down at all—the titanium coating held up way better than the cheap ones I've used before.

Just cut through a piece of old galvanized pipe and some pine trim in the same session without swapping blades—saved me a ton of time on this weekend project. The bi-metal teeth held up way better than I expected on the metal, and the three-pack means I won’t run out mid-job.

I’ve been using these blades for cutting through some old copper pipe and a piece of particle board, and they still look brand new. The universal fit works perfectly with my tool, and the titanium coating really seems to help it stay sharp longer.

The titanium coating on these blades really held up when I was cutting through some old galvanized pipe—no sign of wear after a dozen cuts. Fit my oscillating tool perfectly right out of the pack, which saved me the hassle of messing with adapters.

I was skeptical about a universal fit blade, but this one locked right into my multi-tool without any wobble. The titanium coating actually made a difference cutting through an old galvanized pipe—took less than a minute.

Swapped out the old blade on my oscillating tool for one of these, and the difference in cut quality on a metal pipe was night and day. The universal fit snapped right in without any adapter issues.

Installed one to cut a notched floorboard, and even on a tight deadline these blades held up without losing teeth. They're thin enough to slide into tight gaps but still feel sturdy when you lean on them. For the price of a three-pack like this, it's tough to argue with the value.

These blades handled a mix of plywood and an old galvanized pipe I found in the wall, and the bi-metal teeth held up way better than cheaper ones I've tried. Only wish the pack had five instead of three, but for the clearance price it's a solid deal.

Cut through a dozen drywall screws without any blade chatter, and the 1-3/8" size fits my standard oscillating tool perfectly. The bi-metal teeth held up way better than the cheap steel blades I'd been using.

These blades lock into my tool with a satisfying click thanks to the Open-Lok design, and they slice through both a stud and some copper pipe without any noticeable slowdown. Really glad I grabbed these on clearance.