90°Reach Oscillating Saw Blades [Patented Design]

[Color: Standard-Tooth 1-11/32", Size: 1--PACK]
I picked up this niche blade for my multitool to help me cut at an angle in hard-to-access areas. I was trying to cleanly remove a shelf from some built-in shelving units. I had already used a standard blade to cut through some nails, but I still had to cut through a few pieces of wood glue-ups to get the shelf completely out of there. I wanted to do it with minimal damage to keep the clean-up project as small as possible, and this attachment fit the bill.I snapped this onto my 18V battery-powered Ryobi multi-tool, and it worked exactly how I hoped it would. The blade was plenty sharp for chewing through the wood. The right-angle design is the main selling point here, making it much easier to get a straight-down cut. My bulky tool body physically wouldn't fit under the shelf above it to make a normal straight cut, but this angled setup solved the problem.You probably won't need a specialty bend like this every day, but when you do, it saves you a ton of frustration. It sliced right through the glue-ups and let me pull the shelf out clean without tearing up the surrounding wood. Good stuff all around, and it's a great piece of gear to keep in the toolbox for weird/awkward projects.

[Color: Standard-Tooth 1-11/32", Size: 1--PACK, Color: Standard-Tooth 1-11/32", Size: 1--PACK]
I just got this 90 degree oscillating saw blade and was excited to try it out. It feels like a quality piece and definitely fits a niche market. Great to have when no other tool will do the job!I like it is made of high-carbon steel with a hardening treatment, so it feels sturdy and shoudl be durable . The 90 degree bent head design makes it easy to cut in narrow corners and tight spaces so it givs more functionallity to my oscillating tool over the already very useful ordinary straight saw blades.I like the laser markings on the profile, which help with precise direct cutting anywhere with no space limits. It is perfect for flooring, wood planks, drywall, PVC pipes and more. Things I think about using this for is cutting subfloor under toe kicks, rusted tabs hidden inside mechanical boxes and notching trim or paneling in hard-to-reach areas. With this saw blade, I will be ready for any job that comes my way!

[Color: Standard-Tooth 1-11/32", Size: 1--PACK, Color: Standard-Tooth 1-11/32", Size: 1--PACK]
If you don't have an oscillating multi-purpose tool, you're really missing out on a great tool that makes cutting, sanding, and other jobs so much easier. This blade is a great addition to the collection of attachments for the tool.First, it's thick enough metal to be strong and hold up to some heavy-duty jobs, but thin enough to make very precise cuts.Second, it's versatile enough to cut wood or PVC and other plastics. If steer away from metal, as it'll likely ruin the teeth, but most softer materials are safe.Third, it's different than the standard blades that you buy for the tool, which are straight. Sometimes you just can't hold the tool at the correct angle to cut in a tight space. The 90-degree angle of this attachment allows you to get into those difficult areas with ease.Last, it's got the standard mounting configuration to fit most brands of tools. And it comes in a plastic box to store it with your other tools and protect it from damage.Well worth the price, and saves you time on projects.

[Color: Standard-Tooth 1-11/32", Size: 1--PACK, Color: Standard-Tooth 1-11/32", Size: 1--PACK]
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been in a situation where my oscillating tool just can’t get into a small area or corner or something like that. That’s where this tool comes in, or this blade, that it has an angle so your oscillating tool does not have to touch your surface in any way, you don’t have to contort yourself, and you can let the angle do the work such as getting in between a wall and baseboard or something like that. The blade has very small teeth and I believe it is multimaterial although I pretty much just use these blades only for wood, and then I use a grinder for metal work. I have to do or cut off wheel. It comes in a plastic case and as well presented, but I have to make one comment. This is not one single piece of metal. It should just be one piece of metal that’s been bent and angled to form the blade. But it’s not. The way that they’ve created. This is that you have the primary arm and abandon it, and then the blade piece appears to be tack, welded, or connected somehow to the arm. You can see the little dots showing the connection points. To be with that represents as a potential failure point. I’m not saying it’s going to fail, but it could separate in theory. Whereas a single piece of metal would not separate. So that’s the one change I would want to make with this blade.

[Color: Standard-Tooth 1-11/32", Size: 1--PACK, Color: Standard-Tooth 1-11/32", Size: 1--PACK]
When cutting into a confined area, this is the blade, such as removing the toe molding in a cabinet kick, or flush cutting behind an exterior window during a retrofit, this blade is indispensable.There are so many capabilities an oscillating tool has, and this 90 degree angle expands the toolbox.The blade is a standard 4' length, with slightly less than a full 1 1/2" depth of cut. The blade fits my two different brand of saws perfectly. I note that the shaft of the blade is thicker than the cutting portion which is about 1/2 as thick. Teeth are straight cut and angled to cut in one direction.The cutter is welded to the shaft with three spot welds. I note that the rounded corner of the 90 degree bend will rub during some operations.The depth scale is on the facing side, not visible during some applications. I would like it on the inside of the blade as well.I feel this is a valuable specialty blade, saving time and frustration when it is the only blade that will work. It appears to be good quality and well made.I believe that at this price point, it is a competitive value.

[Color: Standard-Tooth 1-11/32", Size: 1--PACK]
This is one of those things that you didn't know you needed, until you needed it.Funny thing was that I really needed this when working on a new shower project to cut a 2x4 in a corner that I couldn't reach with my normal oscillating saw blades. Right as I was trying to figure it out, this popped up (Amazon can read my mind). So, I got it and it worked!I had never seen an oscillating blade at an angle like this but seeing it work; it just makes sense for those cuts where you cannot get the saw into position on. For inventing a blade that IS needed on occasion, I give it 5 stars. It also cut the wood extremely well, that also gets 5 stars. I then used it to cut a pipe that was down and, in the floor, once again, in a tight spot that I couldn't get my saw into...again, 5 stars. Over-all, this is a niche product that you will only need once in a while.... but when you DO need it. Its nice to have.

[Color: Standard-Tooth 1-11/32", Size: 1--PACK, Color: Standard-Tooth 1-11/32", Size: 1--PACK]
I've been looking for a cutter blade like this for a long time. I like to modify the custom dividers inside cordless tool boxes to allow me to carry extra blades, bits and other accessories inside the unused space that is just reinforcing ribs. Doing the vertical cuts at the sides to remove a rib is easy, but making a flat smooth cut at the bottom is difficult. If the space is wide enough, scoring with a utility knife and snapping it off sometimes works. But if not, I often have to resort to cutting the divider out in small pieces then sanding of chiseling the bottom flat. Now with this blade, I can do the flat horizontal bottom cut with the same oscillating tool I use for the side cuts. I had been a bit worried at seeing the end was a separate piece tac welded on. I had thought it was one piece, bent at the end. All too often, I have seen tac welds come loose as soon as any force is applied because they didn't penetrate well. But on closer examination, you can see the small divot of the tac weld all the way on the opposite side. So these tac welds appear to have full depth penetration. So it should be strong enough to last even with harder use in an oscillating tool.

[Color: Standard-Tooth 1-11/32", Size: 1--PACK, Color: Standard-Tooth 1-11/32", Size: 1--PACK]
I was able to use this oscillating saw blade for a few days recently and I was pleasantly surprised. I wasn’t sure if I’d ever need a blade like this since I’m used to getting by without one, but I tried it out on some baseboard I was removing throughout the house and it worked very well. The blade is very sharp and didn’t dull out super quick like a lot of these style blades tend to do. It feels nice and sturdy and hasn’t broken or bent on me at all. The metal feels thick and not easy to bend, and the angle of the blade actually gave me a lot more leverage than I was expecting. You can use this blade in a lot of different ways. It fit my saw perfectly, not too snug, and I had no issues putting it on or taking it off. The price felt pretty fair. I’m definitely going to keep using this one as long as it holds up, and I may buy another depending on how long it lasts. Overall I like this blade a lot. It’s been a helpful addition for the remodel work I’ve been doing.