$5 Amazon VS $30 Diablo Oscillating Tool Blade

Thanks for testing EZARC Titanium bi-metal blade against Diablo CARBIDE blade. As a company specialized on carbide technology, EZARC would appreciate an apple to apple comparison between our carbide blades and Diablo's. BTW, EZARC is not cheap, we just put more energy on the price performance ratio and value creation for the users while the named brands put their money on the marketing story!

Vince, I saw the comment by ezarc I would definitely suggest you take them up on their offer and put their carbide up against other carbides

Ezarc makes carbide blades too, which would be a better/fairer comparison. So this is not really a fair comparison since the blades are different materials.

I got a 50 pack of cheap oscillating tool blades, because they're primarily used to cut through sheet rock. I'm also one of the few guys in our company that owns an oscillating tool, so guys are always borrowing it, I don't want to have high priced blades on a tool that others use. That's why I'm happy to have blades that I can throw away and not think twice about it. I have that same M12 oscillating tool too, I absolutely love it!

I use inexpensive blades because, while they do dull faster than very expensive blades, each time you put on a new cheap one it starts out completely sharp again. Whereas, using a more expensive blade it dulls over time. It never starts out sharp again. If you look at this as a graph of sharpness over time the expensive blade is a long slope down to where it isn't useful anymore. But, the inexpensive blades form a sawtooth shape which starts over and slopes down faster. If you add up the area under the curve a series of sawtooth curves has more area under the curve than a long descent. Area under the curve is equivalent to total sharpness over time which I think of as the value. If a blade costs 4 times as much as another, you still don't get 4x as much sharp time even if you don't throw it away until you have used the equivalent cost in cheaper blades. I use a lot of blades in my fence business and I have stopped buying expensive blades because they are just not worth it in my opinion.

Got advice from users, get both. Use the Diablo if its a job/time dependant. The cheap ones will do the job but take some time, maybe even more than 1 blade.

An obviously unfair comparison. Why not use the Ezarc carbide ,( around $25.00 for three blades, so still cheap) to compare. Do you compare cobalt drill bits against titanium coated bits? Apples to oranges.

I have almost completely stopped using my multitool for nails and screws. The only time I use it is for cutting nails between two pieces of wood. I now use my m18 4.5 inch angle grinder with cheap Harbor freight cutting wheels to get nails, staples and old rusted stripped screws out.

Most of the time we are using our multi tool on drywall. The amazon blade is fantastic. At this point it won't cut anything more then sheetrock but its fine for sheetrock.

As someone uses Chineseium blades for the most part at home, the times that I bought the Milwaukee/Diablo blades during the holiday sales it truly is a Christmas miracle of a difference...😀

Diablo makes great blades, and there's no question on that. However, this was not an apples to apples comparison. Ezarc also makes carbide blades. Why not compare one of those against the Diablo. Seams like he was going for a certain angle with this video.

There is a set I buy 50 blades for $32 it literally does everything but cutting nails wrecks it. So I have a couple diablo blades just for the nail cuts but if I want a nice clean cut on a part of the job knowing I paid a$0.60 I swap it out

Bought the 12V after seeing the comparison video against the 18V model. Glad you stick by your opinions and use the better tool in this blade comparison. I only own 12V and am glad to save $ sticking with compatible batteries. Multi tool is an excellent 1-3" tree limb trimmer btw 😂

That's why we have reciprocating saw's. Cut out some junction boxes holes in some 1x6 or 1x8 boards that's what I'm looking for.

I run the Milwaukee carbide blades, have held up really well

The inventor of Oscillating maschines is the company "FEIN", establishted 1867 in Germany, producing in Germany. A challange would be intersting, and btw. FEIN has a special "Carbite" saw blade for Metal, Stone, Wood. In our practical uses everybody know how fast a wood blade will be gone if something harder is behind the unknown wall....OK, in Germany this FEIN Carbide Pro BiM-TiN blade is around 32€, but in general maybe the best blade in this section? A comparison between the inventor and other High Level brands, as Milwaukee would be nice. 🙂

I like this video. It was very Informative, was wondering if you have done a video on the red helix hard metal Bits. I would like to know if $26 on a 1/2. Inch drill bit is worth it. Thanks, keep doing what you do.

Diable is worth the price. Quick, easy, and long lasting. Those are the metrics used for any cutting blade and diable excels in all three categories.

Diablo and Milwaukee blades are what I and my guys use daily

Love my Bosch/Diablo blades and bits Get a Milwaukee or dewalt set to store them in.