VEVOR 50PCS Bi-Metal Oscillating Saw Blades, Universal Quick Release Oscillating Multi Tool Blades, Multitool Tool Blades for Nails, Soft Metal, Wood, Compatible with Dewalt Milwaukee Bosch Ryobi

50-Piece Bi Metal Oscillating Saw Blade Pack for Long-Term Job Supply

If you’re using strong materials that dull normal blades rapidly, buying blades individually is pricey. This 50-pack bi metal oscillating saw blade gives your shop or toolbox a supply of new blades to keep on hand when performance declines. With fifty bimetal blades, you get weeks or months of use, fewer reorders, and a lower cost per blade than buying small packs.

The kit weighs about 2.4 lbs and takes up little room in a job bag or drawer. Whether you use blades every day or just occasionally, the 50-pack lets you switch to a new blade whenever you need one. Bulk buying removes the temptation to overuse dull blades, thereby reducing the risk of rough cuts, overheating, and breakage.

High-Strength Bi-Metal Build for Nails, Soft Metal, and Embedded Fasteners

High-carbon steel blades will cut through clean wood and plastic, but hidden nails or metal brackets will damage them in short order. The bimetal construction links a high-speed steel edge to a spring steel body, giving you the toughness and shock absorption to cut through salvaged lumber and demolition material – even when you encounter fasteners.

Bi-metal teeth survive longer than carbon steel, remaining sharper for more cuts through wood. These blades cut clean on soft metals like copper pipe and sheet metal, without stripping teeth, unlike normal blades. For restoration and remodeling projects where surprises are prevalent, bi-metal is the go-to blade that keeps the job going.

34 x 90 mm Blade Profile for Controlled Plunge and Flush Cuts

Each blade is 34 x 90 mm (1.3 x 3.5 inches), a balanced size for basic oscillating tool operations. The 90 mm length provides ample depth for framing, subfloor, and sheathing, but the 34 mm width fits tight spots between studs, in electrical boxes, or behind pipes, where broader blades won’t work.

This is a good size for plunge cuts, flush cuts, and detail trimming and has become the usual go-to profile for general-purpose oscillating work. Start an outlet cutout in sheetrock, trim a door casing flat with new flooring, or notch a stud for electrical conduit – one blade size handles all three situations without changing blades. The bi-metal composition of this profile also gives the blade resistance to lateral flex that narrower blades encounter when making deeper plunge cuts into denser materials.

Universal Quick-Release Mount for DeWalt, Milwaukee, Bosch, and More

These 50 blades fit DeWalt, Milwaukee, Bosch, Ryobi, Craftsman, Makita, Ridgid, Fein, and other tools that have a universal fast-release interface. Switch blades in seconds. Unlock the tool lever, slide in a blade, and lock it down. Click and cut, no hex keys or bolts required.

That universal fit is key if you share tools with multiple individuals or have built up your own collection of different brands over the years. One blade set fits them all, so you don’t have to wade through brand-specific packs each time you swap tools. The mount is not compatible with Bosch Starlock, StarlockPlus, StarlockMax, Fein Starlock, or Makita DTM52Z, which employ a proprietary system; however, for every other major oscillating tool on the market, these bi metal oscillating saw blades seat and lock without compatibility difficulties.

Dual-Side inch and cm Depth Markings for Precise Cut Control

Each blade has printed measurement scales on both sides, in inches and centimeters. While the tool is in use, the operator can see how deeply the blade is driven into the material, providing a useful visual reference. That eliminates the guesswork in plunge cuts, where overshooting the desired depth can strike wiring, plumbing, or a finished surface beneath the workpiece. You read the scale, adjust your pressure, and terminate the cut exactly where it has to end.

Depth control is especially important when cutting into layered assemblies such as flooring over joists, drywall over framework, or laminate over underlayment, where the goal is to cut through one layer without damaging what is underneath. It’s helpful to have both imperial and metric markings on the same blade so you can read it regardless of which measurement system the project standards ask for. The markings remain legible throughout routine use, so even after a few cuts, the scale is clear enough to reference under standard job-site illumination.

3 Included Adapters and Storage Bag with Every Bi Metal Oscillating Saw Blade Set

The bi metal oscillating saw blade also includes three adapters in addition to the 50 blades, so it can be used with earlier oscillating tools that had a bolt-on or pin-style mount rather than the current quick-release method. So, even if one of your tools predates the universal interface standard, you can still use every blade in this set without having to hunt down aftermarket adapters independently. They snap in place instantly and hold the blade tight enough to cut at full speed without wobble or loosening.

The set also comes with a zippered storage bag so that all 50 blades, plus the adapters, can be kept organized in one location instead of scattered in a drawer or rolling around loose in a toolbox. Other tools that bounce around with loose bimetal blades will dull the edges and create a cut hazard if you reach in without noticing. The bag keeps everything organized and easily accessible. A small feature that makes the difference between a mound of loose blades and a well-managed bi metal oscillating saw blade supply ready for the next job.