Reviews

📅 July 27, 2023 ⏱️ 13:56

In this episode we take a look at two blades from DeWALT and compare how they do against other blades on the market. One is bimetal and the other is carbide, with the carbide costing a whopping $24 dollars per blade, and the bimetal costing around $8 dollars per blade. Timecode 0:00 - DeWALT OMT blades 1:37 - DeWALT BiMetal DWA4203 2:16 - DeWALT Carbide OMT DWS4250 3:38 - DeWALT Bimetal blade testing 4:50 - DeWALT Carbide blade testing 6:36 - Blade wear review 7:55 - Blade performance review 9:52 - Leaderboard rankings 11:22 - DeWalt OMT blade thoughts DEWALT General Purpose Carbide Oscillating Blades deliver long life in wood and metal applications. The high performance carbide cutting edge provides up to 10X the life (versus DEWALT Bi-Metal Oscillating Blade cutting nail embedded wood) and the versatility to cut through Wood, Metal, Fiber Cement, Plaster, and Brick. The Universal Fitment design allows for quick, tool-free blade change. UP TO 10X THE LIFE: High performance carbide cutting edge provides long life in tough applications, versus DEWALT Bi-Metal Oscillating Blade Cutting Nail Embedded Wood EXTREME VERSATILITY. Carbide cutting edge designed to cut through Wood, Metal, Fiber Cement, Plaster, and Brick UNIVERSAL FITMENT: UNIVERSAL FITMENT design for quick, tool-free blade change CUT THROUGH WOOD WITH NAILS: Durable tooth design optimized to cut through wood with nails The DEWALT DWA4203 oscillating wood with nails blade is designed with universal fitments for use on all major brands of oscillating tools (no adapter required). This blade is ideal for cutting wood with nails.