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321017329

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48-00-5026T-48-00-5026T

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1009476652

Milwaukee

9 in. 5 TPI AX BiMetal Nail-Embedded Wood Reciprocating Saw Blades W/Carbide 9 in. Blades (12-Piece)

Name: 9 in. 5 TPI AX BiMetal Nail-Embedded Wood Reciprocating Saw Blades W/Carbide 9 in. Blades (12-Piece)
Brand: Milwaukee
SKU: 1009476652
Price: 34.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7692 (26 reviews)

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Optimal for cutting wood and nail-embedded wood
Nail guard technology cuts 2X faster than standard blades
Carbide technology gives longest life
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The Milwaukee AX Sawzall blades have been engineered to deliver the fastest cuts, longest life, greatest tooth durability, and quickest plunge cuts of any wood demolition blade. The Milwaukee AX with Carbide Teeth was engineered to deliver long life in the toughest applications while being the fastest carbide-tipped recip saw blades on the market. The new blades will deliver 50X longer life than standard bi-metal blades and 2X faster cutting than other carbide blades.

Ordinary teeth deliver either speed or durability NAIL GUARD solves this trade-off with an aggressive 5 TPI pattern for faster cuts and a unique design that protects against tooth fracture
Thicker, more rigid blade body resists fracturing and bending for maximum durability
Matrix II bi-metal teeth for greater durability
Nail guard
Ordinary tips bounce or skate on the work piece FANG TIP bites into the wood on first contact
1 in. tall blade body reduces blade twisting for straighter, more accurate cuts
Fang tip
Includes: (10) 9 in. 5 TPI AX Bi-Metal Sawzall Blades, (2) 9 in. 5 TPI AX Carbide Teeth Sawzall Blades
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Q:Home Depot description says "Carbide teeth for 50X life over standard blades". BUT, even the Milwaukee website says the blades are "Matrix II bi-metal teeth for greater durability." WHICH IS IT! Are these 5026 recip saw blades carbide or bi-metal?!?

by|Apr 24, 2023

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A: Hello John - These blades are bi-metal blades. - Social Team

by|Apr 25, 2023

Q:Would these cut nails? I need to cut the slats off a lot of pallets and need a blade to cut all the nails. Thanks

by|Jul 17, 2022

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A: Hi Walkerdog! We would recommend using our AX Carbide blades if you are cutting into material with nails embedded.

by|Nov 28, 2022

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Aug 4, 2019

I recently used one of these blades in my Milwaukee reciprocating saw to cut through some lumber ...

I recently used one of these blades in my Milwaukee reciprocating saw to cut through some lumber previously used on the job site. The blades cut fast and true and even though I didn't cut through any nails, I did manage to slice through quite a few big staples with no problems. The blade stayed sharp with multiple cuts so I have confidence this 10 blade pack will last me quite a ling time.

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Jul 29, 2019

These are excellent blades. They have a very aggressive tooth pattern that really cuts the wood....

These are excellent blades. They have a very aggressive tooth pattern that really cuts the wood. I ran a little experiment where I cut an untreated 4x4 with a regular blade and then cut it with one of these blades. True to the their claim, the Milwaukee blade cut at least twice as fast as the conventional blade ! I got this ten pack of blades because I have a bad habit of keeping a blade long past its useful life ! Hopefully, having a ten pack, I will replace my blades before they get super dull. Pictures attached.

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Jul 28, 2019

These are quality reciprocating saw blades. Nice and long and they don't give up if they hit a n...

These are quality reciprocating saw blades. Nice and long and they don't give up if they hit a nail. Having ten means I will not quickly run out. The tang is universal so they fit my cordless and corded reciprocating saw (Ryobi and DeWalt respectively). They cut agressively which is what I want for this type blade. I do not use the reciprocating saw for fine work.

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Jul 27, 2019

9 in. 5 TPI AX Nail-Embedded Wood Cutting Reciprocating Saw Blades (10-Pack) review: Another supe...

9 in. 5 TPI AX Nail-Embedded Wood Cutting Reciprocating Saw Blades (10-Pack) review: Another superior Milwaukee product! I just got a reciprocating saw and right now am using it to prune very thick branches both dead and alive from our front and back yard. These 9 inch blades are the perfect length AND they cut right through both live and dead tree limbs. Man, they tear right through quickly! I have not tested it on pine with embedded nails but they look very stout and are thick - they do not bend easily. Man, Milwaukee just keeps turning out superior products in every category. Whatever tree limb I had to cut through (some were over 5 inches in width) it just tore it up! Man, and clean cuts too! So far I have used just the first blade and it looks barely used. Man! I just Love Milwaukee products! There ya go!

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Jul 24, 2019

This review is for the Milwaukee model 48-00-1026 “Ax” Sawzall blade, which includes 10 blades in...

This review is for the Milwaukee model 48-00-1026 “Ax” Sawzall blade, which includes 10 blades in the pack. Milwaukee makes several different Sawzall blades, so it’s important that the review you’re reading matches the model number of the blade you’re researching. The “Ax” (the name is imprinted on each blade, making it easy to find when stored with other blades) is designed to go through “wood with nails”. I mounted a blade in a Ryobi reciprocating saw and gave it a workout going through treated 2x4’s. (You don’t need a Milwaukee brand saw to use these blades). The blade performed very well – although at one point I did get a bit of ‘kick-back’ when I hit something hard (a knot, most likely, I didn’t see any nails at the spot I was cutting). It was momentary and the blade dug in and completed the cut. The only real sign of wear was where the logo is imprinted on the blade – that got smeared. The blade itself appears to be as sharp as when I took it out of the pack. I’m a semi-retired IT tech / homeowner / DIY’er, not a pro, so opinions may vary as to the longevity of the “Ax”. This new blade will be a good match for the types of projects in which I get involved and I don’t think it’s overkill for a non-pro to use these new Milwaukee blades. The blades are made in the USA and come in a blister pack – no case is provided so you’ll want somewhere to store the loose blades. As always, where hand / eye / hearing protection when using reciprocating saws. HTH Regards, Jim