Carbide Oscillating Saw Blades, Multitool Blades Quick Release for Hard Material, Hardened Metal, Nails, Bolts and Screws, 3-Pack

We have used these EZ Arc carbide blades for all the things we do in the Plumbing world. I torture tested the first one I got by plunge cutting a hole in a heavy guage doubled up steel stud to bring a pipe thru. It cut right thru, no hesitation. We have also used them on plaster walls and cutting nails and screws. They hold up as well as we would expect.

These carbide blades have tiny little teeth that don't look or feel at all impressive BUT... LET ME TELL YOU! The performance BLEW ME AWAY! I still can't believe how well they work for cutting nails, screws, BOLTS! So I recently put them to the test that I had little to no confidence they would manage. I needed to remove a pair of 16 gauge steel fenders from a new trailer I'm customizing... I started out with my angle grinder but quickly realized the access was gonna be a problem. Not sure what to do I decided to try these carbide blades. You see... I had to cut through the WELDS, of which there were many on each fender, so I could save these new fenders for another project. Most D.I.Y. fabricators know the welds are stronger and harder to cut than the steel. I started with one slightly used blade and was shocked to see it was actually cutting! I cut both fenders cleanly off the trailer using only the first blade and one fresh blade, AMAZING! These blades are worth EVERY penny! I also see that in addition to these blades, EZARC has introduced an even better, (and more expensive), version which I will try at some point but in the mean time I keep a pack of these handy 'cause I never know when the need will arise... Get some, you'll be glad you did! I no longer buy any other brand of multitool blades for all of my many uses!

I got these for cutting the ends of some screws off. They performed well. Not quite as fast as the videos. I was prepared for that. Nothing ever works as well as the video. So far I'm impr ssed with how long they last and keep an edge. Others have gone dull really quickly. Not a professional just some odd jobs around the house and for some neighbors in a condo complex

These blades are great. I’m a finish carpenter and use a multi tool every day. The cheap bulk blades are the way to go for every day but these are for the tough job. I cut 5 steel slip jamb door jams for lock and fold flooring at my house and only need one blade to cut them all! Everyone needs a few in the tool box for just such an occasion.

Durable blades. Cut through several screws and large nails, copper pipes, and more. Teeth are just as sharp as when I started. Just the paint is scuffed. Wish I knew about these in the past.

These EZARC carbide oscillating saw blades work amazingly well for cutting nails and staples in a fence. Bought a three-pack and the first blade still looks untouched—far better than similarly priced big box options.

I used this product to cot nails on a stud wall to remove it from the top plate. They are great cutters but in my case the carbon blades broke off in small sections and left the cutter with gaps that wouldn’t cut. I really pushed the first blade when it failed. The next two I tried to go easy and they lasted a little longer but still the carbon steel part of the blade breaks even before it dulls. The cutting edge is much thicker than blades I got at the big box but they cost a lot more. I really couldn’t say if they were a better blade in the long run. They cost more so I was expecting a little more life out of it. So so satisfaction.

I’ve bought four 3-packs of these blades so far, and I’m incredibly satisfied. My first use was cutting through five steel door jambs (see photo) to slide Cali Bamboo 9/16" flooring underneath. I quickly realized how versatile these blades are — they turned my oscillating tool into an essential part of installing over 1,000 sq. ft. of solid bamboo flooring. They handled stubborn old screws, ancient nails buried in studs, precise cuts in bamboo for floor registers, drywall openings for plumbing and electrical boxes, and even tough carpet staples on stairs. I started with a corded Craftsman tool (RIP after two door jambs), then switched to a 3-speed DeWalt where these blades really showed their power. One of the best consumable tools I’ve ever used — highly recommended!

The first blade I used cut through copper pipe quite well but after third pipe it separated at the spot welds. Quite disappointed considering the price and expectations.

muy buenas. me estan durando mucho. Mejores que las de la marca dwalt que compre antes y mas baratas

Used it to cut some stainless steel piping, and it managed to get the job done efficiently without killing the teeth, which was a problem for bi-metal blades

Tres bon résistance mais un peu cher

The best multi-tool blades for cutting metal bar none. I do not know how they do it, but these blades are amazing; massively better then any others I have used. I am repairing an old house & have to cut lots of old nails, screws & other metal fixings so as not to damage the wood/stone they are attached to: I went through blade after blade, trying all the big names but none would cut more than a few iron nails. These babies, however, cut through them like butter. I came across them on a USA video review of multi-tool blades, which they won easily. I was a tad sceptical (maybe the reviewer works for EZARC) but, when they arrived, I was very surprised at how brilliant they actually are at cutting iron, steel & even stainless steel. I should not gush about a simple blade, but they are that good. I do not know how they are so much better than the competition; but they really are. Do not hesitate; buy them.