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5-Piece Milwaukee 1-3/8" Multi-Tool Oscillating Blade Set $18 + Free Shipping
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| Product Name: | Milwaukee 1-3/8 in. Multi-Tool Oscillating Blade Set (5-Piece) |
| Product Description: | The MILWAUKEE Universal Fit OPEN-LOK 5-Piece Oscillating Multi-Tool Set provides users with an assortment of blades for use in wood and nails, wood, drywall, and PVC. The Titanium Enhanced Bi-Metal blade uses premium high-speed steel and lasts up to 15X longer than standard high carbon steel (HCS) blades. The bi-metal multi-tool blade is ideal for smooth cuts in wood with nails, PVC, and drywall. The HCS Wood Blades are ideal for fast cuts in wood, PVC, drywall, and other soft materials. This oscillating tool blade variety pack is designed and made with global materials. |
| Product SKU: | 317317874_317317874 |
| UPC: | 45242630691 |
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There's at least a dozen decent sets, and you want the set. Brand name means nothing. It should have multiples of every blade. Extra points for sanding head and sand paper. Just look for verified purchasers with pics.
I disagree that brand matters. There's differences in everything from manufacturing process, to the type of steel used, to the design. I go through a lot of blades as a full time professional contractor. I've used Rockwell, Milwaukee, Dremel, Ezarc and AMZWEI, and for the price I would recommend starting with AMZWEI. Dirt cheap, stays sharp long enough, cuts through nails, nice and rigid. But in general, you're not getting a good deal unless you're paying $3 per blade or less. That's a good rule of thumb I've found.