LEILUO 15 Pcs Oscillating Tool Blades Set Japanese Tooth & 70mm Extra Long Titanium Multitool Blades Fast Cut Oscillating Saw Blade for Wood & Metal Compatible with DeWalt Makita Milwaukee and More
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Style: JP &Ti Teeth-15
Features
- 2X FASTER JAPANESE TOOTH Double-row triple-ground teeth design ensures aggressive, clean, and rapid cutting. These red blades cut through wood and plastic twice as fast as standard HCS blades without jamming or burning.
- 70MM EXTRA LONG REACH (5 PCS) Includes 3x Wood & 2x Titanium Metal extended blades (2-3/4"). The 70mm length allows you to easily reach deep into narrow gaps and make deep plunge cuts that standard blades can't reach.
- TITANIUM BI-METAL DURABILITY The 2 titanium-coated extended blades are built for "Nail-Embedded Wood." They offer superior hardness to cut through wood with nails, copper pipes, and aluminum while lasting longer than ordinary blades. Note: Not for hardened steel bolts or screws.
- 15-PIECE VERSATILE KIT A complete set for any project: 5x 34mm & 5x 44mm (Standard Japanese Tooth) for framing, plus 5x 70mm (Extended Series) for deep cuts. Covers 95% of your renovation needs.
- UNIVERSAL FIT + 3 ADAPTERS Compatible with major brands like DeWalt, Makita, Milwaukee, and Rockwell. Includes 3 Adapters for secure fitting on Dremel and Einhell tools. Note: Not for star.lock interface.
Material: Metal
Brand: LEILUO
Product Dimensions: 7.09"L x 4.72"W
Color: Black
Number of Teeth: 31
Style: JP &Ti Teeth-15
Item Thickness: 2 Inches
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Set Name: 15 Pcs Oscillating Tool Blades Set
Material: Metal
Brand: LEILUO
Product Dimensions: 7.09"L x 4.72"W
Color: Black
Number of Teeth: 31
Style: JP &Ti Teeth-15
Item Thickness: 2 Inches
UPC: 793610076991
Set Name: 15 Pcs Oscillating Tool Blades Set
Item Weight: 13.1 ounces
Manufacturer: LEILUO
Item model number: LEILUO
Date First Available: April 27, 2020
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Style: JP-100
They are SOOO expensive at stores so here its well priced and good quality so far.. used a few and have held up.. but i run through these quickly.. as you know those that use these, they wont last a long time anyways so having more makes up for the quick wear on these at times.
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2024 by Ari
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I just received these blades and haven’t used them yet so this is a first impression. I bought these blades for my DeWALT Atomic Oscillating Multi-Tool. The blades fit perfectly and are just as secure as the OEM blade. The blades were delivered in a small padded envelope (I was expecting a cardboard box) and was initially disappointed thinking I would need to find a way to store the blades. I was pleasantly surprised to find them in a nice zippered pouch which is big enough to hold all of these blades, plus some others if I need them. The blades feel just as sturdy as the DeWALT blades that came with the tool and the tooth structure looks good. The variety of sizes makes me feel like I am ready to tackle any project. I also like the depth markings on the blades. I am willing to accept that these blades may not last as long as the name brand blades available in the big box stores but when you consider the name brand blades are around $5.00 each, these blades are a better value, even if I use twice as many as the name brand.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2020 by JudM
Style: JP-50
If you want to pay about $15 a blade, you will have better quality than these, if you tear through nails, staples, knots and other hard blade wrecking materials, you might want to take a look. At the price of these, I never worry or have to baby blades to get my $$ worth. I often can chew through multiple blades on a repair, and @15$ each, it becomes unfeasible, @1$ each, it doesn't matter . They are pretty good cutters, just about 80% longevity compared to a high end blade, which is acceptable to me vs. the price, highly recommended....
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025 by justsenditalready
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2025 by Daniel Ojeda
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I think all these less expensive oscillating blades last just as long as the expensive name brands. These are well worth the purchase price.
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025 by john
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Every blade you every need
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2025 by Arthur
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Not very sharp, don’t last long
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2025 by S. Negron
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Large assortment in different sizes. They work great on wood. Will buy again.
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