THE AXâ„¢ with Carbide Teeth Sawzalll Blade for Nail Embedded Wood
THE AXâ„¢ with Carbide Teeth Sawzall Blade delivers 50X Life vs. Standard Bi-Metal Blades
1,000 More Cuts
In Nail Embedded Wood
Cut Longer. Cut More. Cut Faster
Milwaukee® Carbide Teeth Technology
Cut Longer
50X Life vs. Standard Bi-Metal Blades
LENGTH ASSORTMENTS
6", 9" and 12" Blades
Cut Faster
2X Faster than other blades
Nail Guardâ„¢
Patented Nail Guardâ„¢ and Fang TIPâ„¢ combined with its 5TPI design, allows for the fastest cuts in wood
CUTS MORE
Ability to Cut with Wood with Nails and More
CUTS MORE
Plaster and Durrock
CUTS MORE
Screws in wood
CUTS MORE
Nail Embedded Wood
CUTS MORE
Shingles
Made in the USA
Made in the USA
Deliver the best cuts with this reciprocating saw blade. These blades offer thirty times longer life over standard bi-metal blades and two times faster cutting than carbide blades. The 5 TPI blade design delivers the quickest cutting in nail-embedded wood. To protect the carbide teeth, it features Nail Guard. Fang Tip technology delivers fast plunging.
Carbide technology plus best tooth design is equal to longest life
Carbide teeth for 30X life in nail-embedded wood and residential materials
5 TPI for fast aggressive cuts
Nail Guard allows users to rip nails not teeth
Fang Tip for fastest plunging
Optimized for cordless, 25% more cuts per charge
Contains 2-blades
Includes: (2) the AX with Carbide teeth sawzall blade 9 in.
A: Yes, it can be used with a HACKZALL®. - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team
by|Aug 28, 2023
Q:Can this be used on masonry?
by|Aug 20, 2023
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A: Hi Gary - The WRECKER™ with Carbide Teeth SAWZALL® Blades are not designed to be used on masonry. We recommend checking out Milwaukee Tool's Diamond Blades for Green Concrete. - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team
by|Aug 22, 2023
Q:Can this be used for cutting old stumps?
by|May 28, 2023
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A: We recommend using one of our Milwaukee® M18 FUEL™ Chainsaw's. Thank you! - Social Team
by|Jul 26, 2023
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Q:will this pruning blade cut through standing bamboo
by|Mar 18, 2023
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A:Â It should. I used mine to cut pieces of yucca cactus stalk to put into the trash in sections.
by|Jul 26, 2023
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Aug 9, 2023
I had to cut pressure treated 4x4 posts on deck job, all my blades were dull this cut through like butter. Did 7 posts and still has so much life left.
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We are happy to hear that you enjoyed your tool! Thank you for your review! - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team
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Feb 15, 2023
Better than the chain saw
When the chain saws failed, this kept going. Took out roots , limbs and the trunk in several sectional cuts. A wire brush between cooling the saw and a light file work every night made it ready to go over a three day tree rip out.
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Nov 30, 2022
Good for cutting through wood and nails and screws I've...
Good for cutting through wood and nails and screws I've also used it for cutting roots in digging post holes
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Oct 17, 2022
Nope
Save your money and buy something else. I was trying to cut through a 1/2" bolt, didn't even make it a 1/4" and the blade was done. Went back to an old used Lenox to finish the cut. See pictures.
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Response from Milwaukee ToolOct 18, 2022
Hi Ryan- We are sorry to hear you did not have the best experience with your blade. Could you please send our team an email at social.media@milwaukeetool.com, so we can best assist? Thank you -Social Team
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Apr 19, 2022
Go for the BIG GUNS right off.
I was frustrated trying to saw through a metal fitting on my Model A, so I bought some carbide blades and in 5 minutes I was done.
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Aug 20, 2021
best blade on the market
All sawzall blades will break in the area where they slide into the sawzall what makes this milwaukee different is how much longer it last before it does break.My chain saw hasn't run in years. I was clearing some trees out behind our home and using the next best thing to a chain saw, these blades are incredible. I cut for two days pretty much all day long before this one broke. Some of the trees were 8-10 inches in diameter while most were 4-6 inches. The blade never dulled.The diablo blade is not even in the same class. I don't be-leave sawzall blades should break before they get dull but this seems to be the case with all brands. Milwaukee ax is my preference.
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Feb 18, 2021
I put it to the test ; cut 2 10" diameter branches off a tree that was pushing my fence over with...
I put it to the test ; cut 2 10" diameter branches off a tree that was pushing my fence over with a reciprocating battery saw. The cut took longer than a chainsaw would have, but I couldn't have got a chainsaw in the tight fit area I was cutting.. The cuts were smooth and the blade is still cutting quickly. Very impressive.
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Jan 4, 2021
Great...
Great
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Dec 22, 2020
What a beast. These blades will not let you down. For demo work that calls for, well, wrecking st...
What a beast. These blades will not let you down. For demo work that calls for, well, wrecking stuff, the Milwaukee Wrecker Sawzall blades will do the job! This blade cut through nails and a 2x12 like it was not even there. They last a long time and do not dull quickly. Designed for versatility, these blades can tackle anything from clean wood to thick metal. From Milwaukee's own website: "The Milwaukee Wrecker Sawzall blades feature a Fang Tip design that lets you make faster plunge cuts". And it's true the Fang Tip does bust right through. I will be buying these blades again in the future.
I have owned both Sawzall saw and Chain Saw for many years and always used a chain saw to cut dow...
I have owned both Sawzall saw and Chain Saw for many years and always used a chain saw to cut down branches. I saw my neighbor using a Sawzall reciprocating saw for cutting big branches and it looked easy to cut .
So I decided to try this blade for my sons back yard. He bought a house in August and wanted to clean his back yard of branches going all over. It was so much easier and lighter to use a sawzall. I decided to use both and it made my job so much easier. I recommend this blade.