[D-Construction]

Yep great tool but just like a multi tool the blades are overpriced.

I agree, but as long as you're not cutting through screws and nails the blades last a good while. Fuel is overpriced here in Cali too, but I still drive a truck....cost of doing business. Blades are cheap compared to all the extra time for cleanup and wear and tear on my shoulder from a hand held drywall saw. Been looking to find cheaper blades for it, but no luck yet. I buy my multi tool blades in bulk on Amazon and pay a small fraction of the cost compared to the stores.

 

[Calidecks]

The multi-tool is such a valuable tool the blade cost is small potatoes in the scheme of things.


Mike.
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[Big Johnson]

The multi-tool is such a valuable tool the blade cost is small potatoes in the scheme of things.


Mike.
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I think they’re talking about the new drywall cutting tool.


MT blades are cheap on Amazon but the spot welds give out on them, sometimes while the teeth are still sharp as new.

 

[Randy Bush]

I buy my MT blades from a local place, Windsor Plywood, and turn my used blades back in for credit on new ones.

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[META]

If we don't need a clean cut without slight burn, we've found the thicker steel cutting teeth last a good while on lumber. A touch slower cut, but little nail concern either.

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[D-Construction]

Ive been buying these off of Amazon for quite some time now and find they last as long, if not longer, than the ones from the stores. And at just over $1 a piece I don't care if I trash em.



https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M09GWK8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1


No more $15 blades that only last a few cuts for me. These things really do last well.

 

[DaVinciRemodel]

I just bought a 24 pack. Thanks for the link!

 

[META]

Lol, me too.

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[rrk]

I have had good luck with the harbor freight blades but these are much cheaper. Local lumber yard has some for $21 for 1
1 nail and it’s done

 

[avenge]

I agree, but as long as you're not cutting through screws and nails the blades last a good while. Fuel is overpriced here in Cali too, but I still drive a truck....cost of doing business. Blades are cheap compared to all the extra time for cleanup and wear and tear on my shoulder from a hand held drywall saw. Been looking to find cheaper blades for it, but no luck yet. I buy my multi tool blades in bulk on Amazon and pay a small fraction of the cost compared to the stores.

Sure but all that has nothing to do with the blades being overpriced, I purchase what I need price isn't a deciding factor. Never in my life have I price shopped for gas.

 

[WarnerConstInc.]

Sure but all that has nothing to do with the blades being overpriced, I purchase what I need price isn't a deciding factor. Never in my life have I price shopped for gas.

I never use to but, gas buddy has saved me 1000s of dollars, especially with how much the price of diesel seems to vary.

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[D-Construction]

I just bought a 24 pack. Thanks for the link!

Lets hear your thoughts after using them. I've been happy, especially for the price. I swear they last longer than the expensive ones. I may be wrong, but doesn't matter at that cost though.

 

[Dirtywhiteboy]

Ive been buying these off of Amazon for quite some time now and find they last as long, if not longer, than the ones from the stores. And at just over $1 a piece I don't care if I trash em.



https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M09GWK8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1


No more $15 blades that only last a few cuts for me. These things really do last well.

I've been using them for a while too and money well spent.

 

[Calidecks]

Too bad they don't come in Starlock.


Mike.
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[AustinDB]

I buy the Integra bi-metal blades in bulk, they're descent for the money. Amazon didn't have the 50 pack last time I checked but a seller on ebay did.

 

[Windycity]

I never use to but, gas buddy has saved me 1000s of dollars, especially with how much the price of diesel seems to vary.

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Yea i use e85 in my 2500hd and its crazy the differences in price. I dont go out of my way for fuel but i will see which station is cheaper on my route


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[Youngin']

Packout vacuum to add to the wish list.

Gonna be an expensive year.

 

[Dirtywhiteboy]

Packout vacuum to add to the wish list.

Gonna be an expensive year.

I use my 18volt vac a lot:thumbsup:

 

[shanewreckd]

Couple little adds tonight for the belt. I'm finding going back to residential I don't always have hand drive nails, so the awl will hopefully help me with snapping layout. And the little blow gun will just be nice and small to carry around.

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[Calidecks]

I have been carrying that blow gun for years. It's very handy!


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