Drywall Blade for Oscillating Tool 4 Pack, Oscillating Saw Blades Fit Dremel, Dewalt, Fein Multimaster, Bosch, Makita, Milwaukee, Rockwell, Ryobi,Craftsman, Ridgid Multitool

I'm a lazy, modern-day dude living like a king compared to previous generations. For not too much money I can buy a cordless power tool to cut my drywall so I can exert less effort than using a drywall handsaw. So, the teeth on this oscillating drywall blade are as tiny as on metal cutting blades, so the cutting was frustratingly slow, probably no faster than a strong arm with a drywall handsaw. On the plus side, plunge cuts were easy, and the cuts were exceptionally thin. I mean, so thin that there was hardly any mess to clean up, and I could even replace the cut section without adhesive because the cut was so tight. This is a good tool if you just need to cut out a small section. If you need to do longer cuts, I'd recommend using a reciprocating saw with a drywall blade. The cut would be almost as thin, but the larger teeth will get the job done in a fraction of the time.

This worked out much better than i expected. Being off to one side makes it a ton easier to use for cutting odd shapes.

Performs so smoothly it would be worth it at several times the price!!! A real game-changer in precise drywall work!

Para el yeso es muy bueno,para paneles de madera u otro material duro no sirves,ya parti uno cortando madera

Keep buying

Wasn’t crazy bout them. I tried them with Sheetrock and backer board. I went back to using what I call the standard blade that fits the multi tool. Threw em in the bottom of the tool box until I get a chance to try em on something else.

I will try them and see later

Have not even opened the box yet.