6 in. 18 TPI Medium Metal Cutting SAWZALL Reciprocating Saw Blades (5-Pack)

The reviews looked very promising. However, after 40mins of demo on 2x4s and 1/2” plywood it snapped. Extremely disappointed with the build on this. My Milwaukee Sawzall has stood up great. But, for a $16 blade I am extremely disappointed in its performance.

Just a tab expensive

Great blade for getting scrap metals neatly cut

I have cut several cast iron pipes and the blade cut it smoothly, it took me like 2 minutes to cut each pipe.

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I needed these to cut some ABS sewer pipe I was installing. These fit my Sawzall and worked great to get through the ABS. These do leave a little bit of a burr on the pipe so I was sure to file them off. Overall, I am happy with these blades. The are easy to use and cut through ABS pipe easily.

I am a commercial HVAC tech and use these to cut through thick shafts on blower wheel assemblies and they work great! Love anything Milwaukee makes!

Milwaukee....4 in 10 Teeth per in Multi Material Cutting Saw Blade. This is a great Reciprocating Saw blade for a Hackzall or a Sawzall. I like the shortness of the blade it makes it very easy to get into tight places. The blade is made of steel and the shortness of the blade keeps it from flexing or bending. I shortened the 4 legs on 3 bar stools made of poplar and had no problem cutting them. there are a variety of blades available depending on what you are going to cut. this is a great blade

The blade was way over priced. I used it for about an hour in older style sheet rock wall. One side of the blade worn done totally on one side. I did not see a benefit to this blade, in sheet rock, as opposed to experimenting with other blades and/or manufacturers.

This is a fantastic price for a 10-blade pack of 9 inch demo blades. Sawzalls make quick work of demolition or remodeling, where it is easy to slip the thin blade between the stud and plate to cut the nails and remove the stud. These work great for cutting metal screws, bolts and lumber, as well as metal and plastic pipes, wires, conduits, anchors, unistrut and lumber hangers. They seem to be super-hardened, so they last a long time before the teeth get worn down. The other problem that I often encounter is the blades getting bent. Since these are an inch wide, they hold their shape better, and allow bending back straight more often without snapping off. The 9-inch long blade also means cutting completely through a 2x6 wall, including the finish material, all from one side. Demo work is hard on tools, and these take a lot of abuse before wearing out.