VEVOR 110PCS Oscillating Saw Blades, Universal Quick Release Multi Tool Blades Kits, 4 Types Oscillating Multitool Blades for Wood Plastic Metal, Compatible with Dewalt Ryobi Milwaukee Bosch Craftsman

110-Piece Kit with 4 Blade Types for Full Material Coverage

These VEVOR oscillating tool saw blades come in a box with 110 blades in 4 styles, so that you have a ready supply for wood, plastic, soft metal, and composites. The package features 50 HCS straight blades, 50 CRV arc-edge plunge blades, 5 bi-metal titanium-coated straight blades, and 5 bi-metal titanium-coated plunge blades, each designed for a specific cut. With this variety, you choose the right blade for the material rather than constraining a single type to do it all.

A 110-piece count also gives you backup for the blade styles you utilize fastest. Straight and plunge blades wear differently. Running out partway through a project means a trip to the store or a halted job. This kit comes with enough stock for several jobs – renovations, trim, flooring repairs, or workshop builds – before you need to repurchase.

50 HCS Straight and 50 CRV Arc-Edge Blades for Wood and Plastic

The 50 HCS (high-carbon steel) straight blades are for crosscuts and flush cuts in wood, plywood, laminate, and plastic, where a flat profile is required. High-carbon steel provides a good edge for repeated cuts on softer materials. They offer a good balance of sharpness and cost. These blades are ideal for framing trim, prying off baseboards, undercutting door jambs, and carpentry jobs when speed is more important than delicacy.

The other 50 blades are made from CRV (chrome vanadium) steel and have an arc-edge plunge profile, which allows cuts to be started at the center of a surface without a pilot hole. The curved tooth line cuts into the material more slowly, reducing kickback and providing you with better control when cutting apertures for outlets, pipes, and junction boxes in drywall or wood panels. The extra chrome vanadium provides toughness beyond that of regular carbon steel, allowing these blades to withstand the increased stress of repeated plunge cuts.

10 Bi-Metal Titanium-Coated Oscillating Tool Saw Blades for Metal Cutting

Rounding off the kit are five titanium-coated bimetal straight blades and five matching plunge blades for work on soft metal, wood with nails, or other materials that would ruin regular blades. Bi-metal construction bonds an HSS edge to a flexible body. This provides point hardness while allowing stress absorption to prevent breakage. Titanium coating provides heat resistance and hardness, extending the usable life in abrasive applications.

Oscillating tool saw blades are great for cutting old pipe strapping, reducing metal flashing, removing rusty fasteners flush with a surface, and sawing through salvaged hardwood packed with hidden nails. The titanium coating also reduces friction, which in turn creates less heat buildup, less tooth dulling, and cleaner edges on metal surfaces. 5 per profile. Enough metal-rated blades for the occasional rough cut without bloating the count on a blade type most users use less often.

Universal Quick-Release Fit for DeWalt, Ryobi, Milwaukee, and More

This set of 110 blades includes a universal quick-release interface that clips straight onto most major-brand oscillating multitools without adapters or other mounting gear. Compatible with DeWalt, Ryobi, Milwaukee, Bosch, Craftsman, Makita, Ridgid, and Fein, which are the tools that make up the bulk of what professionals and homeowners actually own. One kit works across brands in the same store so that you can mix brands in toolboxes and shared workstations.

Solidly locked in place with a quick-release mount, blades are interchangeable in seconds when you need to change types between cuts. No allen keys, no bolt tightening, no wobble as the blade clicks into the receiver, seat it, lock it, and cut. Important compatibility note: these blades do not suit Bosch Starlock, StarlockPlus, StarlockMax, Fein Starlock, or the Makita DTM52Z, since they use a different proprietary interface.

Dual-Side Inch and CM Markings for Precise Depth Control

The kit’s blades have easy-to-read measurements on both sides – inches on one side and centimeters on the other, so you’ll have a visual indication of how deep the blade is sitting in the material as you cut. That built-in ruler means you don’t have to stop and pull out the blade to measure separately when you’re trying to hit a precise depth on a plunge cut, or prevent cutting through a second layer beneath the work area. You just read the depth straight off the blade while the instrument is in position.

It is especially important to manage depth when you are cutting through subfloor without striking pipes, trimming door jambs to a predetermined height for new flooring, or plunge-cutting drywall to a precise depth. The dual imperial and metric scales on the same blade also make these oscillating tool saw blades useful for mixed unit work specs and foreign product standards. The markings are printed clearly enough to be read in normal workshop light, even on blades that have had a few cuts.

Durable Oscillating Tool Saw Blades Built to Resist Chipping and Breakage

Blade failure during the cut wastes precious time and money, and might leave rough edges that require additional cleanup or another pass with a new blade. The oscillating tool saw blades in this kit are thick enough that the HCS and CRV blades can withstand the lateral flex that snaps thinner budget blades, and the bi-metal titanium choices are designed expressly to withstand impact without splitting at the tooth line. That durability across all 4 blade types helps reduce the frequency with which you pause to replace broken or chipped blades throughout a project.

The entire 110-piece set weighs only 5.0 lbs, so it’s easy to slip into a toolbox, truck bin, or job-site bag without adding significant bulk to your loadout. All blades have a conventional tooth design that delivers a predictable cut rate on ordinary materials, but without the severe wear rate of fine-tooth or specialist profiles. This set covers the usual cutting scenarios for contractors reloading their blade supply and DIY users building out a first oscillating tool kit, with a per-blade cost that makes replacing old blades a non-issue.