Fein Starlock E-Cut Saw Blade - Precision Cutting for Sheet Metals, Aluminum Profiles, Copper Pipes & Hard Plastics with Fine Teeth, 1-1/8" Width, 2" Length, 10-Pack - 63502157290

It's hard to find a great multi tool blade that lasts, and yet doesn't cost an arm and a leg! These are the real deal. Yes, they cost more than bargain brands; but you know what, they last a lot longer than bargain brands. Go with the best and you will rarely be disappointed! I for one, am a very satisfied customer.

I purchased these for my oscillating multitool when I was working on a bathroom remodel. I needed to cut the hardwoods outside the bathroom to a straight line to meet tile. I had a bunch of old Harbor Freight blades, and some Milwaukee blades, and was never really satisfied with any of them. I was about to purchase some more very expensive Milwaukee blades, but thought I'd give Fein a try, since, after all, they invented this tool!I was VERY pleased with the clean cuts I could make with these blades. There were a few nails I encountered in the hardwood floor, but the instant I hit them I pulled the blade out and removed the nail. The saw blade seemed to keep its teeth sharp, so that was good.I would absolutely buy these again.

Great blades for a great price😄🤙

The Japanese style blade works great as a flush cut blade. It doesn’t cut or score the wood being used as a guide to cut off wooden plugs and the likes. I used it to notch 1-1/2” hickory treads and it still cuts like new!!!

These are very well made blades. There is nothing flimsy any where in the blade assembly nor int the Fein tool itself, but the cutting edge gets battered and dulled more quickly than I'd like on the blades that say they will cut nails.They will cut nails, small ones brads and staples easily probably not some of the the bigger ones and not bigger stainless steel nails. You cut nails with these at the price of going thru blades at a rate that makes the over all blade assemblies sturdiness seem like overkill. If the edge does not last long, what is the point of a battleship multipart blade assembly design that makes the blade more expensive? I would buy a simply cheaper blade that says it can cut nails if it works as well, or a Fein blade if when you do cut nails the blades lasted longer than they do. These are they are an expensive and seemingly wasteful way to cut nails. Use them on box or common nails as your cutter of last resort. Your wallet will be fatter for it.

Fein blades are top quality, and these will cut both wood and metal. However the 1.1875" width of the blade (about 30 mm) may be a little narrower than you expect. These will get the job done, and will fit on the old style mounts as well as the newer Starlock mounts designed by Fein and Bosch in collaboration to develop a new standard blade mount.

Buy these are the real deal and for the price a very good value.

I waited for their arrival. Good product.