00:00Multi-tool blades versus reciprocating saw blades, which wins?
00:04Two blades, one weekend project, totally different results.
00:08Multi-tool blades versus reciprocating saw blades, which one actually wins?
00:13Quick verdict first, reciprocating saw blades rip through thick lumber and pipe like a monster.
00:19Multi-tool blades get into corners, flush cuts, and finish work without wrecking the wall around it.
00:25Different jobs, different winners.
00:28I went through the top sellers in this category, thousands of people already bought them,
00:32and I'm breaking down all 5 so you don't waste 10 bucks on the wrong pack.
00:36First up, 10 Oscillating Tool Blades, 950.
00:40This is the all-rounder pack, universal fit, wood-focused teeth, and the fast-release system is the real win.
00:47You swap blades in seconds, no fumbling with a hex key while your hands are full of sawdust.
00:52Door jams, trim, ripping up old flooring, this is the one that lives in your toolbox
00:57Permanently.
00:58Almost 5,000 sold, and reviewers keep calling it durable.
01:03Best value if you mostly cut wood.
01:06Now the cheapest option, 621, and honestly it's wild what you get.
01:1120, 10, and 5-piece packs in one set, and they fit DeWalton Milwaukee Multi-tools,
01:16so if your oscillating tool is one of the big names, they drop straight in.
01:20Universal Blades for Wood, Drywall, and Thin Metal
01:24You're buying 20 blades for the price of a sandwich.
01:27Nearly 5,000 sold and the highest rating in the group at 4.9.
01:32Buy this if you burn through blades.
01:35Next, the Niwon set at 755, and this is the most versatile of the bunch.
01:41You get C66 and C100 Blades in HCS, Japan Tooth, and Bi-Metal HCS for Wood and Plastic,
01:47Japan Tooth for Fast Clean Cuts, Bi-Metal for Metal that would destroy a standard blade.
01:52They even call out tail-cutting, that nasty flush cut where you're right up against a wall.
01:574,000 sold
01:59If you own more than one material, this is the smart buy.
02:031065, 5-carbide tooth blades, and this is the toughest pack on the list.
02:09Carbide teeth mean you cut metal, steel, nails, and screws,
02:12stuff that stalls a normal blade and sends you back to the store.
02:16Screws and nails don't care about your blade type, they care about your teeth.
02:20This is the one for demo jobs, ripping out old hardware, anything with metal in it.
02:254,130 sold, 4.9 rating
02:30Pricier, but you're not replacing blades every single job.
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