Nuyikaso Multitool Blades Accessories Wood Plastic 10Pcs 35mm Multi Tool Blade Oscillating Saw Kit Quick Release Compatible with Starlock Bosch Fein Multimaster Milwaukee Makita

brilliant product, great value for money

These were the best value for money and I've searched. Good blades do the job you need but not so expensive if you hit a nail and ruin one, I'll definitely buy again.

Not good on the starlock system. Too much play within the starlock attachment. These blades are not a good fit. They don't move with the tool, so no cutting action preformed. Just alot of metal noise. Fels like my tool is going to fall apart. I've now tried all of them and they are all the same. The do look good. But they do not perform well at all. I've reverted back to fein blades and I know there are more expensive, but there do you job in a fraction of the time. With alot less noise

Fitted my makita perfectly

A Budget-Friendly Option for SoftwoodI recently purchased a set of Nuyikaso Starlock Multitool Blades and found them to be a decent option for softwood projects. However, they struggled when tackling harder materials.Pros:Affordable: The Nuyikaso blades are a budget-friendly choice, making them a good option for occasional DIY projects.Compatible with Bosch Starlock: If you own a Bosch multitool, these blades are a direct fit, offering convenience and flexibility.Cons:Limited Durability: The blades may not be as durable as premium brands, especially when cutting through harder materials like hardwood or metal.Not Ideal for Demanding Tasks: If you frequently work with tough materials or require high-precision cuts, these blades might not meet your needs.Overall:If you're on a budget and primarily work with softwood, the Nuyikaso Starlock Multitool Blades are a decent option. However, if you need blades that can handle demanding tasks and tougher materials, it might be worth investing in a higher-quality brand.

Ok

Very good for the money

These initially seemed like great value, but as others have reported, the blade stops oscillating when bearing down on the wood I want to cut. On close examination, the locking pin on my Bosch tool has worn down the four points on the blade fitting where the two connect, so blade will wobble and then will not cut. The steels wears out sometimes after less than a minute of operation. The blades are useless unless they remain fully and firmly locked on. Definitely do not buy. I will try other generic brands because frankly Bosch are profiteering with the cost of their own blades.