Milwaukee 1-1/4 in. Titanium Bi-Metal Universal Fit Wood and Metal Cutting Oscillating Multi-Tool Blade (1-Pack)

Used this new blade on wood and PVC, worked great on both. Tried it first on a 2×4, and it made quick work of cutting through the board. The blade is slightly longer than other blades I have used, which enables you to have more depth on hard to reach cuts. Also tried it on PVC which it handled with no problem. Blade is slotted on the connection end. Keeps you from having to pull set screw completely out each time you change or remove blade, nice feature. It also has an adapter for certain Dremel tools. Really like the longer blade length and easy removal feature of this Milwaukee blade.

If you’re familiar with tools let me sum up the quality of this product with one word. That word is “MILWAUKEE”! I’ve started buying the best blades knowing that I can cut soft items like wood and plastic with any blade but to cut copper requires a little better blade. If I buy the best I don’t have to think about the little bit of money I saved versus having a blade in the saw that won’t be able to survive the task. I never regret buying the best in tools. Milwaukee is a favorite of mine.

This is a perfect blade replacement for any big brand name oscillating tool. I have a ridgid jobmax tool and I’m testing this Milwaukee titanium blade. It does cut through so easy over wood, pvc, plastic, Sheetrock, Cutting over Sheetrock I can see a cleaner edge than doing it with a razor knife you can see the difference in the picture. I think the blade will last more time using it for this materials. Cutting nails on wood the blade it does it’s job right but I can see a worn out teeth’s on the first try, cutting on copper pipe it’s really unstable at the begging but easy when it gets through. After the cut is done the pipe ends with rebar due the blade teeth’s .

The MILWAUKEE 1-1/4 IN. TITANIUM BI-METAL UNIVERSAL FIT WOOD AND METAL CUTTING OSCILLATING MULTI-TOOL BLADE was very easy to attach to an older Dremel Multi-saw. Utilized the blade to trim two pieces of white oak cabinet trim so as to insert 1/4 inch white oak surround behind the cabinet. Blade cut the white oak cleanly and very quickly with minimal pressure. Overall, a very good blade. Blade looked like new after use.