The MILWAUKEE OPEN-LOK 5-Piece Oscillating Multi-Tool Blade Kit offers a versatile assortment of top-performing oscillating blades. The Extreme Metal NITRUS CARBIDE oscillating multi-tool blade delivers up to 2X more cuts than Carbide Teeth blades - capable of over 300+ cuts in deck screws. The included Titanium Charged Bi-Metal blades have up to 15X Longer Life vs High Carbon Steel Blades. The high carbon steel blades have aggressive teeth for fast cuts in wood and other soft materials. The blades feature a reinforced Universal Fit OPEN-LOK anchor for better strength & control and allow for quick blade changes across 100+ multi-tools. Not compatible with Starlock tools. The oscillating tool blade kit is designed and made in the USA with global materials and includes a storage case.
Product SKU:
334549471
UPC:
45242391011
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When PF did his multitool blade testing he found that MW's blades are sharp out of the gate but they dull fast. Best bang for the buck are EZARC blades.
When PF did his multitool blade testing he found that MW's blades are sharp out of the gate but they dull fast. Best bang for the buck are EZARC blades.
Project Farm is great, but that video is pretty old and did not test these Milwaukee blades. Also, the EZARC was the only carbide blade in the test, so of course it won that limited comparison. I'd like to see how the Milwaukee Nitrus carbide compares.
Project Farm is great, but that video is pretty old and did not test these Milwaukee blades. Also, the EZARC was the only carbide blade in the test, so of course it won that limited comparison. I'd like to see how the Milwaukee Nitrus carbide compares.
But there's only one carbide blade in this set. The rest are bimetal.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joVfNnb
I do sort of like that case though...
I've read that people that own different types of multitool blades like to organize them in plano stowaway tackle boxes like this: https://www.amazon.com/Plano-2370...r=8-9&th=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joVfNnb
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