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Bosch and Fein blades are really expensive. I was searching around to see if there were any cheaper and came across sharkblades. Anyone else tried these? They are about half the price but I wonder if they are any good.

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I have purchase from Speciality Tools. IN MY CASE BIG MISTAKE!! I got stung on the duty and also the post office charge you additionally also making them expensive. I have used Shark Blades by going to their web site sharkblades.co.uk. They seem to be based in the UK and the blades are great. At £3.50-£4 per blade they seem cheap when comparing to the originals. EVERY LITTLE HELPS IN THIS RECESSION:D
 
I have purchase from Speciality Tools. IN MY CASE BIG MISTAKE!! I got stung on the duty and also the post office charge you additionally also making them expensive. I have used Shark Blades by going to their web site sharkblades.co.uk. They seem to be based in the UK and the blades are great. At £3.50-£4 per blade they seem cheap when comparing to the originals. EVERY LITTLE HELPS IN THIS RECESSION:D

Excellent post, I've been putting off buying some blades for my Bosch for a while now wondering where I could get them cheaper!!
 
I use an EINHELL multitool,just re ordered a pack of 10 Shark blades, (£40.00 + p&p of E Bay) , getting good longevity from them,and they do fit the Fein tool (Fein blades are £11.00 each round here !)
Stick to the 25mm wide blades,the wider bladesare harder to accurately control when doing precision work.
 
Tell me if I'm being a nob here but can't you sharpen these blades? I wouldn't know as my multitool hasn't arrived yet, has it Phil? lol
 
Tell me if I'm being a nob here but can't you sharpen these blades? I wouldn't know as my multitool hasn't arrived yet, has it Phil? lol

:D they were re building the post office when i dropped it off so you may need some new blades when it gets there :D btw i have your receipt i forgot to pop it in. will get in in an envelope for you
 
Just had a look at those multitool thingies on a website and they look damn handy. Can they cut through 4 inch nails and other metals as well or are they just for wodden skirting boards?
 
Just had a look at those multitool thingies on a website and they look damn handy. Can they cut through 4 inch nails and other metals as well or are they just for wodden skirting boards?

they can do metal as well mate. say if you have a piece of pipe sticking out of a wall redundant it will trim it flush.
 
[video=metacafe;yt-nynD2SfyINU/fein_multimaster_new_demonstration/]http://www.metacafe.com/watch/yt-nynD2SfyINU/fein_multimaster_new_demonstration/[/video]
 
As mentioned though, the blades are very strong, but go blunt quite quickly with any serious work - some of the blades are only good for wood, plastic and plaster, others are specified for soft metal aswell - ie copper and nails. Trying to recut or sharpen the blades is a fruitless exercise, in my opinion. A mate reckons he can get the teeth recut somewhere but for the price of these shark blades (which I haven't tried yet) I don't think its worth the trouble.
 
[video=metacafe;yt-nynD2SfyINU/fein_multimaster_new_demonstration/]http://www.metacafe.com/watch/yt-nynD2SfyINU/fein_multimaster_new_demonstration/[/video]

Thanks for the info, this youtube frame makes my Firefox crash though, no big deal it works fine in Opera. :(
 
I bought some Sharkblades last week, gave two to my dad to test (he has a Fein I have the Bosch) he hasn't got back to me yet but when he does I'll let you all know.

He uses his quite a bit, now on his 2nd Fein, so his opionion could be useful.
 

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