FOXBC 5-Inch Scroll Saw Blade Pin End Replacement for Wen 3921 3923, Dremel, Craftsman, Penn State, Delta, Ryobi and All 15in.and 16in.Scroll Saw For Wood, High Carbon Steel - 48 Pack

Saw blades work very well on my Wen scroll saw. They cut well and are easy to install.

good qualiry replacement blades

These are decent blades but not great. I couldn't get thru a project without breaking a blade. But then again I was cutting thru 1" hardwood. They are OK for occasional use on softer and thinner wood, etc. On the positive side use do get a lot of blades for the price. They did cut fine until they broke. Update: I've officially broken all these blades. I went back to Ryobi branded blades and haven't had a problem.

Just what I needed. great price good quality. Fits my saws just fine.

worked very well

The cutting board worked as expected at first and was easy to use. However, it broke during normal use, which was disappointing. Aside from that issue, the design and size were acceptable. Overall, it may be suitable for light use, but durability could be improved..

These saw blades were a good range of tooth size for cutting a range of material types, providing extra functionality for an older model scroll saw. The only downside is that the blades can only cut non-ferrous metals such as aluminum or copper and not iron or steel. They were easy to replace and have lasted well based on initial use.

Bought these on a whim, based on the price point. I usually buy my blades from Lowes and these were a lot more blade for the buck. They are sharp and cut easily, but boy do they break fast! For example, I cut a 40 hour piece, (26" x 32" out of 1/2" pine, red oak and cedar) with two ryobi brand blades from Lowes. No problem. I loaded up one of these to start with a fresh sharp blade on a new project, (9" x 7" x 1/2" cedar) and I broke four of these blades in two hours. No tight curves, easy pressure, but they just can't take it. At first, I figured, no big deal, they break kinda quick, but the price is really good. As fast as they break, it would end up costing more money to use these than to just buy the name brand blades. I will say that they are sharp and cut nicely before they break, so I suppose if you're not using your scroll saw for more than small, singular cuts, it may not be a bad idea, but if you're like me and you use your scroll saw for hours a day, this is not the product for you.