Carbide + OMT

[Jronman]

Anyone ever seen multitool blades with carbide? If there is no such thing, should they become a thing?

[AnonymousJoe]

Yea that's all we use now, I think dremel makes them, from Home Depot 

[AnonymousJoe]

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Dremel-Multi-Max-1-5-8-in-Oscillating-Tool-Universal-Carbide-Flush-Cut-Blade-For-Wood-Metal-and-Cement-MM485U/206384731

[Eric - TIA]

Interesting, I don't think I have tried one or at least I didn't know it at the time.  I was just talking with someone yesterday about this.  They asked if anyone makes a blade that will last more than 20 seconds.  This is good to know because the only blade I really like is the Bosch but again they don't have a long life span for the cost.

[FrosBros82]

I have used them as well... and I am almost positive Bosch is the one who manufactured it. It worked great, other than the price (which all multi tool accessories are expensive). I got it at a Home Depot way out west. 

 

http://www.homedepot.com/s/carbiide%20multi%20tool?NCNI-5

[Jronman]

Carbide definitely has a premium over non carbide but is the extra life worth the extra cost?

[AnonymousJoe]

Yea to me it is. Everyone's uses are different but to me I'm regularly cutting drywall and wood they just seem like they last forever

[overanalyze]

The Bosch carbide blades are AWESOME! Since getting the Dewalt 20v OMT I haven't been able to use the Bosch ones. I will have to check out the Dremel ones. I did get some from EBay that fit my Dewalt and they are pretty darn close to the Bosch ones.

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