DEWALT Oscillating Tool Blade, Diamond Grit, Flush Cut (DWA4242)

Good tool.

Useless. It was completely blunt and redundant after two cuts of a thin edge tile.

Exelente navaja y resistente la uso para cortar muros y es muy resistente

The blade worked very well when recutting a granite top. No visible wear from the cuts made, and the quality of the cut was quite good. Not very aggressive when cutting. Considerably less expensive than other blades, was exactly what I needed. Just a note that it will not work with new Fein or Bosch starlock oscillating tools.

For my specific purpose (grinding concrete), this blade is one of the best low-cost, high-convenience discoveries of my business. The blade is long enough to reach into/under door jambs (even with door hung). Being diamond instead of carbide, it cuts concrete well and for a good while and is aggressive but doesn't gouge the concrete. I have 3 cordless oscillating tools (Milwaukee's blade change process is insanely frustrating-- stay away from that one! DeWalt is a 3-second dream to change blades so I have two of those and love them).Anyway, this blade is where it's at for cleaning up concrete corners and reaching under things (drywall, door jambs, drains, etc.). This blade worked so sell that I was able to effectively buzz across a door threshold and along a short section of wall as if it were a fine cup wheel. The longer-than-normal length of the blade (compared with HD consumer grade) probably helped with its longer throw during oscillations.

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definitely make sure you have the right blade for cutting plaster. This one works pretty well. i am cutting out pieces for repair as well as holes for outlets. they can cut 3-4 outlets then start to dull in my use. I switch to a wood blade once I get to the lathe. If you use the wrong blade you'll make a big mess, ruin the blade, and still not have your hole.