DEWALT Oscillating Tool Blade for Wood with Nails, Wide, Titanium Nitride Coated (DWA4204), Black

Compared to the regular blades, this one is much more durable and able to cut through nails without dulling significantly. Don't expect the same cutting hardened steel screws. Worth it!

Works very well and rips through sheet metal easily. Like it!

Great blades. I have purchased (2) and I still have them. I see alot of people post reviews on how poor these blades are. Keep in mind it's what you are cutting and how you cut. Angle and applying pressure will make this blade last long or break. Keep this in mind that this a light duty tool. It's for small quick jobs. I have had/trained many apprentices and every time they use this they would break the blade due to poor use.

I love dewalt stuff- virtually all my power tools are Dewalt. I have generally had good experience with their branded accessories like blades and this is no different. This fits their quick release oscillating multi tool (OMT) (which I love- more power vs. an earlier Rigid model I had) and stays sharp for quite a while- handling nails, studs, plastic piping and wood trim. 4 stars only because this is currently the most rugged blade they offer to fit their "universal" OMT but it doesn't hold a candle to Bosch/Dremels carbide tipped version. Perhaps it's not fair to compare two different technologies (Titanium nitride coating vs. solid carbide tipped blades) but considering that they offer this as a sort of their top of the line, longest lasting blade it's not as good. Maybe this doesn't matter for you- but I work on older houses with plaster and lath. If you don't know, plaster chews through metal blades like nobody's business. I figure I can cut about 3 linear feet with one of these in plaster before cutting time when back in wood will double or triple. With the bosch/dremel version, I throw in the carbide tipped blade- slice through plaster and right through the lath. I wouldn't use the carbide version to cut only through wood unless it was a quick trim- the teeth are too small. So whichever blade you use, there is still place for the other. I will continue ordering these in addition to the Bosch/Dremel version which requires an adapter to use with my Dewalt. Hopefully Dewalt will offer a carbide version soon.

This is a wider than standard wood blade and cuts very cleanly and easily.

Value for money

I have been using this a lot and It work like a dream. Comes in handy for the tricky cuts

Works great at first. Thought it was last when cutting through nails, but after 2 or 3 nails, got dull. Disappointed at the longevity.

Es un excelente producto, muy resistente, recomendado completamente

Even on pine skirting boards, it didn't last that long before blunting. Still better than the ones Bunnings sell.

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