DiabloAMPED Steel Demon Starlock Carbide Teeth Oscillating Blade for Metal - 1-1/4" Cutting Width, 1-1/2" Cutting Depth, 3-Pack - DOS125CF3

I use these kind of blades for drywall work usually, and occasionally need to cut metal like screws or corner bead or whatever.I used one of these Diablo blades today to cut through 15 screws that were 1/4” thick, along with some nail heads and sheet metal, and it was like butter. Did nothing to the blade. I will ONLY be buying these from now on…easy 5 stars.

My first and second muti tools were Fein brand. The Fein brand blades are expensive, made in Germany, I made the assumption that they are of superior quality. After my second, expensive Fein Mutitool died, just a few months after the warranty expired, I find myself disappointed with the the Fein brand and purchased a Bosch Multitool. I did some Youtubing about multitool blades and find the the more expensive Fein brand blades are in the middle of the pack quality wise, even though they are the most expensive. The Diablo blades hold up better and cost less.

Cut through hard wood and metal

Much Less expensive and way more durable than Bosch

We use our multi-masters daily. Diablo has held up the best, by far the most durable blades we have used on our remodeling job sites.

Works great

It doesn’t look like it is a Starlock, but it is. I would say moderate durability, still has teeth left after cutting through several feet of plaster with wire imbedded in it, as well as nails, a two by four, and some drywall. Not as sharp as it was but definitely still has wear left. Better price than I could find at the big box stores.

They work great on aluminum and good on steel. I had some German blades that would cut through grade 8 bolts and these are not them! If you're cutting hard steel plan on using all three blades.

Esta muy bueno el producto de buena calidad y precio razonable

Great quality, don't have to replace every 5 minutes like a normal blade

That's my take on this company. I might pay a bit more but in tools you really understand why it is worth digging deeper into the pocket for the "good stuff."Reciprocating tools, go through these bits quite quickly so I know I had to buy the best. Also, reviews online are pretty well positive for Freud blades and bits across the board. So yeah, pay more, get better is the tooolman's motto I guess.