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

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'm impressed with Ezarc! One blade cut 4 thick concrete screws which are very hard steel and much thicker than a dry wall screw with little visible wear to the blade. I first tried a bi-metal blade and it just self destructed while barely cutting into the concrete screw. Project Farm did a video reviewing many of the major brands of blades and these were one of the best in his testing. The blade got me out of a bind as the screws would not come out of the concrete so cutting them was the only option. Amazon also shipped them same day. They're not the cheapest option but you get what you pay for.

I'm all about value and didn't want to spend as much on metal cutting blades as my oscillating tool so I did research and the EZARC blade kept kept showing as the best value brand; being competitive with the brand name blades that cost a lot more. However, when I read the blade's three-star rating comments they were mixed on the durability of the blade teeth and the effort required to cut metal. To my pleasant surprise, after cutting sixteen 5/16 bolts, other than the worn off paint, the teeth remained entirely intact. However, the critics were correct that this blade requires some muscle and patience, as each bolt took about 90 seconds to cut. My verdict is that there are probably blades that cut at twice the speed but they probably cost twice as much. As a DIYer, I'm happy with the EZARC blades and if had to frequently cut thick metal, I'd consider using an angle grinder instead of running through expensive oscillating tool blades.

These types of blades are disposable and never last, so I usually buy them at a discount store.Wanting to try this brand, which had many good reviews, I purchased these blades. I am impressed with them. They are aggressive, cut quickly and last much longer than other, cheaper blades. I used them on my DeWalt cordless oscillating tool and they fit perfect.

Decent quality and inexpensive enough you can swap them out if they are no longer sharp. I would both recommend them and buy them again.

Did not cut as well as I thought it would disappointing

I bought some hercules carbide blades from harbor freight for 14.99 each and these EZARC at 9 bucks each outlasted them by a longshot. EZARC has become my new go to source!

These tore through half a dozen nails out of the packaging without any effort. Still looks brand new. My Milwaukee blade couldn't even get through one. Thanks Project Farm!