The Milwaukee OPEN-LOK 8-Piece Oscillating Multi-Tool Blade Set provides you with an assortment of blades for multi-material, hardwood and clean wood cutting applications. The set includes TITANIUM CHARGED Bi-Metal blades with an optimized titanium blend for maximum wear-resistance and up to 15x longer life vs. high carbon steel (HCS) blades. The bi-metal multi-tool blades are ideal for wood with nails, PVC and drywall. The Triple-Ground Japanese Tooth hardwood blades deliver up to 2X faster cuts than the previous Milwaukee HCS blade and features a PRO-CURVE cutting edge for greater control. The Japanese Tooth blades are ideal for fast, clean cuts in hardwood and can also be used in clean wood, PVC and drywall. The set also includes high carbon steel (HCS) blades designed with aggressive, edge-ground teeth for fast wood cutting. These blades feature a reinforced Universal Fit OPEN-LOK anchor for better strength and control and allow for quick blade changes across 100+ multi-tools. Not compatible with Starlock tools. Milwaukee oscillating multi-tool blades are designed and made in the USA with global materials.
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That Project Farm video is problematic for two reasons.
He was comparing carbide blades from some brands to HSS blades from others.
The Milwuakee blade tested was an old model that isn't even made anymore.
The blades in this deal are US made and better than average, but I'd rather buy their more expensive carbide blades (and have fewer of them). Carbide blades last a lot longer than the cheaper ones.
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Are these better than Diablo or EZARC per Project Farms YouTube video?
That Project Farm video is problematic for two reasons.
He was comparing carbide blades from some brands to HSS blades from others.
The Milwuakee blade tested was an old model that isn't even made anymore.
The blades in this deal are US made and better than average, but I'd rather buy their more expensive carbide blades (and have fewer of them). Carbide blades last a lot longer than the cheaper ones.
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I'd take that video with a grain of salt because his setup resulted in a crooked cut with the blades bending to stay in the kerf causing excessive drag and heat buildup. He also didn't really touch on haw sharp they stayed or how long they'd last.
I had DeWalt blades that came with my DeWalt tool. I smoked them up first time using them. I may have been applying too much pressure to the cut tho I'm not sure
Project farm Ezarc is the best all made in Chyna anyway.
"all made in China, to wildly different standards, anyway."
fixed that for you.
if you've never worked directly with a manufacturer in China or Taiwan, they'll do anything you want, just need to provide them with heavy guidance and oversight... when they copy your product, you can be assured it's not to the same material or manufacturing standards.
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He was comparing carbide blades from some brands to HSS blades from others.
The Milwuakee blade tested was an old model that isn't even made anymore.
The blades in this deal are US made and better than average, but I'd rather buy their more expensive carbide blades (and have fewer of them). Carbide blades last a lot longer than the cheaper ones.
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- He was comparing carbide blades from some brands to HSS blades from others.
- The Milwuakee blade tested was an old model that isn't even made anymore.
The blades in this deal are US made and better than average, but I'd rather buy their more expensive carbide blades (and have fewer of them). Carbide blades last a lot longer than the cheaper ones.Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mnrX4GJ-_0Y
Generally, Diablo > Milwaukee >> everything else
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fixed that for you.
if you've never worked directly with a manufacturer in China or Taiwan, they'll do anything you want, just need to provide them with heavy guidance and oversight... when they copy your product, you can be assured it's not to the same material or manufacturing standards.
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