Dremel MM485B Multi-Max 1.7 x 1.5 Inch Carbide Flush Cut Saw Blade, 3 Pack

It's a universal fit and cuts great and stays sharp. easily cut through flooring staples quickly without and damage to the blade

Haven't tried them yet.

Have used this blade several time's for different projects. Have cut some bamboo flooring and the door jambs. Also used tk enlarge a slot in a plastic box. Has worked well. Will buy more for my toolbag. Dremel has provided me this product in exchange for an honest review.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had a job of replacing a bunch of aluminum windows- Since the windows were original to the house, they had nailing flanges holding them in behind the brick veneer. I had to cut the sides of the frames to get them out of the rough opening. I had been using a different brand of blades, but the teeth wore down too fast. These blades stayed sharper longer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this for cutting off some nail/screws that I could not pry out. It works perfectly with my oscillating tool to make a nice clean cut. However, tat is not what I am most impressed with, it also sliced right thru some of the hardie siding I am installing and is great for making those more intricate cuts.

Dremel has provided me this product in exchange for an honest review. I tried the MM485 blade on several applications and found it to be clean cutting, strong and durable. Compared the MM485 to several other manufacturers products and found it to be superior in staying sharp longer. Excellent quality

• Dremel has provided me this product in exchange for an honest review. I tested the blade today on my lawn tractor. The hitch plate on the back had gotten bent and I was unable to straighten it out. It's approximately 16 gauge steel. The two sides had curled up. Still haven't figured out how or why, but I need to cut them off in order to use a new spreader I bought. I was amazed. I have a Dremel Velocity VC60. It cut through the steel like it was butter. The two cuts were about 2 inches long on the 16 gauge steel and it took me about a minute to make the two cuts. Have other plans for the blade and will do reviews as i do them. I highly recommend this blade.

Flip over to see if teeth are burnt on one side. Still lasted longer than bi-metal. 30% longer life. Well maybe. But constantly cutting springs, is a definite life ender. Maybe a variable speed multitool will help/for real. Or cutting oil/ don't know?

I had to use this to cut through some mesh wire while removing some player walls. Worked for what I needed it to. Teeth were pretty worn after I was done but it got the job done Dremel has provided me this product in exchange for an honest review.

Dremel has provided me with this attached in exchange of the most honest review of their product. My son had punched a hole in the drywall in his room ( who knows over what). It was a small job but it worked quickly with easy clean up. I was Able to make 4 straight cuts in the drywall with no sweat.