Bosch5-piece Starlock Tungsten Carbide Plunge-Cutting Blade/Segment Saw Blade Set (for wood and metal, best of cutting, Accessories for Multitool)

Fabulous set of blades.Well worth the money.I've used them all on various mediums.

Really nice. Good and durable

Good overall and good price

Fitted my Multitool perfectlyAll blades worked and are now stored with tool so they are available instantlyBit expensive but, you get what you pay for

My favourite blades

A multi tool is one of those things that you use infrequently, but when you need it it’s totally indispensable!However, it’s usefulness is dictated by having the right blade and a sharp blade at that, so as these tools seem to eat them being able to obtain a versatile set at a great price is an opportunity not to be missed…

I was going to return these. because they did not seem to be any better than my cheap ones. But then I noticed on my old. multi tool. that their teeth had worn. I have now bought style lock multi tool. and it is phenomenal. I am laying the floor at the moment. and I cut the heads off about 40 nails. in no time at all. and they were still 80% charging my battery. I have just treated myself to a new circular saw that uses the same battery. and I cannot wait for it to turn up. This tool is every bit as good as. Boss say is

Was really pleased to get this set of tool attachments, having worn down the two blades included with the Bosch multitool itself. Both are included in this pack, but what I was really after was the carbide metal blade. The generic tools are fine on wood and plastic, and meant to be on metal as well, although I've always struggled to get through anything metal with them at all. So I was partricularly after the metal cutting carbide blade. It shows on the packet it can cut screws, nails and stainless steel, and has 30x the longevity of an ordinary cutting blade. I didnt find this at all. I cut two large nails that were burried in a wall, and could already see wear on the blade. I then needed to trim down a thin stainless steel cooker hood cover, it was useless, and having finally mmanaged to cut a couple of cm, the blade already had no teeth in the centre, so I reverted to an angle grinder, which was totally overkill for the very thin metal. I'm not sure that I was doing anything wrong, it just seemed to not be able to cut it. I have sent back for a replacement, as three uses of a 30x longevity blade seems like masssively false advertising to me. Maybe there was an issue with the blade manufacture. Will see when I get a replacement...