1-1/8 in. Wood Plunge Cut Blade Set (3-Piece)

I’m really glad I pulled the trigger on this package. I wasn’t sure about the quality, and since it was only available online, it seemed like a little bit a little bit of a risk. I like the features, like depth measurement, and a picture diagram of material to be cut. I’ve only made a few cuts so far but I’m very happy with the performance of the blade. I tend to damage place like this quite quickly. Being able to purchase three blades for roughly $10 less than the ones I used to buy is a big deal give me a try you won’t be sorry.

Review for RYOBI 1-1/8 in. Wood Plunge Cut Blade Set (3-Piece) - This is a set of high carbon steel blades that is recommended for wood, plastic, or drywall. Make sure you are cutting clean lumber or drywall, as these are not meant to encounter nails or screws. The depth markings are highly visible and can be quite useful in a plunge cut. Though not mentioned in the description, these do fit Makita tools, as well. Made in China.

I haven't had a lot of good experience using a oscillating tool for plunge cuts in wood (the tool works awesomely in drywall). I tried these blades on some 3/4" pine, 3/4" oak, and a 5 gallon paint stick. The only thing I could get it to plunge cut through was the paint stick (pine, roughly 1/4" thick). The other two species would allow the blade to go in about 1/8", then it would go nowhere and start to burn. I tried getting the cut started by using the corner of the blade, but still couldn't get it moving. To test the sharpness of the blade, I was easily able to cut a bevel or a notch out of the pine or oak without working up a sweat. The blades do have a nice feature with the measurements marked in inches and millimeters so that's handy.

These blades are great. Have to see how long they stay sharp but cut wood and pvc with no problems. They are the same pattern as so of the big name brands and work with there tools also. You can never have to many of these blades. If you want to cut something perfectly use a new blade and you want to cut something just to cut use a used blade. These Ryobi blades should keep up with those other brands.

When the time came these cut with more precision than I originally thought they would. I literally used one to cut through a 2 x 4 the other day and it did so with ease these are fantastic paired with a fantastic tool.