Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #6990 in Home Improvement
- Size: 1-1/3-Inch
- Brand: Oshlun
- Model: MMA-0310
- Number of items: 1
Features
- Compatible with FEIN MultiMaster, Dremel Multi-Max, Bosch Max Multi-X, Craftsman NEXTEC, Skil Multi-Tasker, Milwaukee M12, oscillating tools with 3/8-Inch round arbors, and many more. Notes: Not compatible with FEIN SuperCut or Rockwell SoniCrafter.
- Standard High Carbon Steel (HCS) Teeth
- Designed for wood and plastic
- Steel holder
- Laser etched depth gauge
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
cheap price makes these a great value
By skye cohen
these are great, as nice as fein? no, but almost as nice and way way cheaper. they work well and stay sharp for a while, not very long as no brand will with a multi cutter, they easily heat up and they loose their temper, (hardened steel heats up too much and it gets soft, then dull) no matter the quality of the steel this will happen. the best thing to do is keep the blade moving so it is always cutting, not just sitting there and causing friction(heat). the very high quality steel of fein or bosch blades will last longer but not much longer, I recommend these.
I am a full time finish carpenter in Portland OR
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful.Very Good Blades, Huge Value
By M. Ross
As a contractor, I'm always looking for tools that will make my work safer, better, more efficient, or all of the above. I've been amazed at how much I have used my oscillating multi-tools. It has saved me and my crews hours of time at at the same time has improved quality. The only drawback has been the high price of the brand-name blades. I wince every time I buy a new pack. I also believe in quality, though, and so was skeptical when ordering a pack of these -0310 blades from Oshlun. Imagine my surprise when blades that I had expected to be dull, flimsy, and cheaply made lasted nearly as long as the brand name blades that cost over double. I will only be buying these blades from now on and can recommend them to anyone. Here are the highlights based on my use:
* Quality - These are high quality blades, and while they may not last quite as long as the brand name blades I've been using, they pretty darn close. They don't flex any more than the expensive blades, and their cuts is just as clean and true. I've also been impressed with their longevity, as it is hard for me to tell that these don't last just as long as the brand name blades. I've used a single blade to cut through countless cedar shims, make plunge cuts in red oak flooring, cut holes in drywall, and it's still sharp enough for delicate work with hardwood. I'm impressed.
* Price - Can't complain here. These are a fraction of the cost of brand name blades without much loss (if any) of quality. I've always been a believer in buying quality, but I also think it's silly to pay more than you have to. You will want to see for yourself, but this reviewer has found these to very good, for a whole lot less.
* Versatile - These blades will fit Fein, Dremel, and Bosch. I've used these on my Bosch tools and the fit is tight and precise, with no loosening or slop.
This review is for the wood plunge blade, which is what I use most often. I can't speak to the quality of the bi-metal blades, but after my experience with these I would certainly give them a try if I need them.
Based on my experience with these blades I can easily recommend them. Depending on the price and whether the seller offers free shipping, these are a steal.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.Work great--seem to last longer than Fein blades as much less cost
By GPS guy
If you own a Fein tool, you love it--there are endless possibilities. Unfortunately, the blades cost a fortune and don't last very long. These Oshlun blades are phenomenal--I have used only one blade since buying them and it seems to have outlasted what would be two or three Fein blades--the blade I've used has cut copper pipe, plastic pipe, wood, 20-some feet of hardened caulk and more. Oshlun, as I recall, is an old-line saw blade manufacturer--I used to use their blades 20 years ago and bought them for the high quality. Well, buy these blades--you'll really like them and like the money you save!
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