Bionso 55PCS Oscillating Saw Blades, Professional Universal Titanium Multitool Blades for Wood Plastics Metal, Quick Release Multi Tool Kits Fit Dewalt Ryobi Milwaukee Rockwell Fein Makita

I recently purchased the Bionso 55PCS Oscillating Saw Blades set for my multi-tool, and I’m really pleased with the quality and performance. The blades fit perfectly with my Dewalt tool, and they’ve made quick work of cutting through wood, plastic, and metal. looks like great quality and vibrates just as it should. Zero issues with performance issues. The titanium coating on the blades provides excellent durability, and they’ve held up well during extensive use. The set offers a good selection of blades, and the quick release feature is super convenient for fast changes between tasks. My only wish is that the set included a few more metal-cutting blades and perhaps some longer ones, as I occasionally find myself needing a bit more reach for certain cuts. However, despite that, this is still a great set for the price, and I’ve found it very versatile for a range of DIY and professional tasks. Overall, I’m happy with the purchase and would definitely recommend this kit to anyone looking for a solid selection of oscillating saw blades!

Only get 5 metal cutting blades out of the 120. They dull fast but for wood you have plenty to spare. You get what you pay for(as you usually do). They are a cheap price and a cheap quality. The only reason I give it a five star, is because I didn't pay much for them.

Huge, varied set of blades for most oscillating multi-tools. The blades are of good quality and are well-machined with sharp cutting edges. Most are straight blades, but there are 2 circular blades, several angled blades, etc. Each blade is sealed in cellophane to protect it until it’s needed. What is missing however is a scraper blade which is one of the most handy attachments. Another beef is that the “manual” which shows the compatible saws features tiny, tiny images & print and is extremely hard to read. This assortment comes in a handy, reusable plastic box for storage. The price is outstanding and worth every penny despite the few shortcomings.

Alot of bang for the buck. Work as good as the Milwaukee brand.

Great Set of Multi-Tool Blades! I purchased the Bionso 55PCS Oscillating Multitool Blades for various tasks on wood, plastic, and metal. I use them with DeWalt and Milwaukee, and they fit perfectly. After several weeks of intensive use, I can confidently say this is an excellent set, especially for the price. Pros: ✅ High-quality materials – The blades are durable, and the titanium coating significantly extends their lifespan, especially when cutting metal. ✅ Sharp and precise – They cut quickly and cleanly, especially through wood and plastic. When cutting nails or thin metal, they don’t dull immediately like cheaper alternatives. ✅ Universal compatibility – Fits various tools with no issues (tested on DeWalt and Milwaukee). ✅ Quick replacement – The Quick Release system is convenient, making it easy to attach and remove the blades. ✅ Large assortment – 55 pieces with different blade shapes and sizes, making it suitable for a variety of tasks. Overall, this is one of the best sets for the price. If you need a large supply of high-quality oscillating tool blades, I highly recommend it!

These blades seem like great quality. Definitely a better price than the big box stores. So far I am very satisfied.

They don’t last long but heck for the price compared to buying at Lowe’s for 20$ for 1 honestly can’t beat it even if you gotta swap a blade every day it cheaper than buying box store blades

Forty pieces sounds great but most of them are the same one that can't cut through anything other than wood. If you hit a nail, it's done. Even when cutting wood, they get super hot and smoke. The titanium blades weren't that good either. I do like the round ones. Somehow they are more durable too. I've used them quite a bit and they both still work to some degree. I use them when I need more precision since you can kind of ease into the cut and establish a line. Then I switch to my carbide blade to do the bulk of the work which is Milwaukee brand but I would expect any carbide blade to work well. I still have several of these blades that are unused and I basically use them as sacrifices. I'll throw one of these in there until all the teeth have melted, just to get the party started. Honestly after trying carbide blades I rarely do that anymore because the carbide is so tough. Even when it dulls it still powers through nails and whatever else it finds. The scraper blades, while not durable, can be useful and can be sharpened so there is some value there as well.