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5-pc Milwaukee OPEN-LOK Variety Oscillating Blade Set w/ Japanese Hardwood Blade

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Home Depot has 5-pc Milwaukee OPEN-LOK Variety Oscillating Blade Set w/ Japanese Hardwood Blade (49-25-1140W) on sale for $12.39. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member tunabreath for finding this deal.

Features:

Universal fit open-lok anchor for quick blade changes
Titanium charged bi-metal for up to 15X longer life vs high carbon Steel Blades
Pro-curve Japanese tooth for greater control and fast, clean cuts in hardwood
High carbon steel aggressive teeth for fast cuts in wood and other soft materials
Raised open-lok anchor for flush cutting
Protective black oxide coating
Long lasting laser etching for clear and easy blade identification
Cut-away blade body shape for fast plunge cuts

Includes:

2x 1-3/8" TITANIUM CHARGED Bi-Metal Multi-Material Blade
2x 1-3/8" HCS Wood Blades
1 1-3/8" PRO-CURVE Japanese Tooth Hardwood Blade

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This offer is $1.38 lower (10% savings) than previous Front Page deal that earned 59+ thumbs up.
Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Written by tunabreath

Universal fit open-lok anchor for quick blade changes
Titanium charged bi-metal for up to 15X longer life vs high carbon Steel Blades
Pro-curve Japanese tooth for greater control and fast, clean cuts in hardwood
High carbon steel aggressive teeth for fast cuts in wood and other soft materials
Raised open-lok anchor for flush cutting
Protective black oxide coating
Long lasting laser etching for clear and easy blade identification
Cut-away blade body shape for fast plunge cuts

Includes:

2x 1-3/8" TITANIUM CHARGED Bi-Metal Multi-Material Blade
2x 1-3/8" HCS Wood Blades
1 1-3/8" PRO-CURVE Japanese Tooth Hardwood Blade

Editor's Notes

Written by megakimcheelove | Staff

This offer is $1.38 lower (10% savings) than previous Front Page deal that earned 59+ thumbs up.
Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Written by tunabreath

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Model: OPEN-LOK Variety Oscillating Blade Set w/ Japanese Hardwood Blade (5-Piece)

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Post Date	Sold By	Sale Price	Activity
03/05/26	Home Depot	$14 Frontpage	15
03/04/26	Home Depot	$15 Popular	8
02/13/26	Home Depot	$20 Popular	5
11/22/25	Home Depot	$20	6
10/27/25	Home Depot	$20 Frontpage	6

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CTYankee11

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CTYankee11Today 03:15 PM

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In for one. Looks like a great deal, just wish it had the nice case.

BuyingStuffIDontNeed

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BuyingStuffIDontNeedToday 04:17 PM

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Cool thanks, in for one. Missed the Diablo deal, but love that I don't have to go on a wild goose chase at the store and can have these shipped for free.

hosser

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hosserToday 04:51 PM

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Just got the m12 oscillating tool. How long do these blades last generally?

If not these what are some good brand blades to get?

swstates

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swstatesToday 05:10 PM

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These look like a really good deal from a really good company. I am definitely in for one or maybe two. One for a gift! Thanks for posting this!

anandbanned

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Quote from hosser

Just got the m12 oscillating tool. How long do these blades last generally?

If not these what are some good brand blades to get?

Depends on what you are cutting in to. For non pressure treated pine boards, or drywall, the blades can last through many cuts. If you are in to hard wood or something like cement impregnated flooring they will go pretty quick. If you're cutting metal, or wood with nails/screws get a blade made for cutting metal. Without spending more on some of the carbide tipped blades expect to chew through the blades at a regular rate. Opinions are split on whether it is better to buy 100 cheapo Amazon blades versus spending on quality blades like EZ ARC. I am not a contractor, so I just buy the blade I need when I need them.

JCQPhoenix

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JCQPhoenixToday 06:05 PM

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Good brand but i think this set is lacking the strongest carbide blades.

WilliamsQ

Today 06:44 PM

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WilliamsQToday 06:44 PM

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This is a great deal. Especially for the bi-metal blade that you can use on everything

joshft91

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joshft91Today 07:00 PM

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3rd day in a row that these have been the daily deal and they keep getting lower each day... Just chatted with an HD rep on live chat, and they price-matched the difference for me.

Caleo

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Quote from hosser

Just got the m12 oscillating tool. How long do these blades last generally?

If not these what are some good brand blades to get?

Depends what you're using them on.

Hard/abrasive material, or nails embedded? Not long.
Clean softwood? Still not long, but longer than the above

Good brand or bad, short blade life is the name of the game with oscillating multi-tools.. even the carbide tipped ones just don't last all that long.

These are among the best you can get, alongside Diablo and maybe Bosch. Better than an el-cheapo 50pk from Amazon but don't count on using one for hundreds of cuts.

sav

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savToday 08:27 PM

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Are these made in Japan, or just Japanese-type blades?

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Quote from sav

Are these made in Japan, or just Japanese-type blades?

Make in US, one of them is Jp pro curve

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Product Description:	The MILWAUKEE Universal Fit OPEN-LOK 5-Piece Variety Oscillating Multi-Tool Set provides an assortment of blades for use in wood & nails, hardwood, wood, drywall, and PVC. The TITANIUM CHARGED 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 Japanese Tooth blade features a PRO-CURVE for fast, clean cuts and greater control in hardwood, clean wood, PVC, and drywall. The HCS Wood Blades are ideal for fast cuts in wood, PVC, drywall, and other soft materials. This MILWAUKEE oscillating tool blade variety pack is designed and made in the USA with global materials.
Product SKU:	335325280
UPC:	45242412105

5-pc Milwaukee OPEN-LOK Variety Oscillating Blade Set w/ Japanese Hardwood Blade

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