Questions and Answers for Milwaukee SAWZALL Metal Cutting Bi-Metal Reciprocating Blade Set (16 Piece)

A:  Yes you can. It makes no difference whether or not you have a cordless or corded saw. The business end uses the same blades on both or even on a competitive brand Saw. Hopefully this helps

A:  I have an older style and a newer style Ryobi- I haven't tried these on the older one but the biggest reason I got the newer one was because the older one wouldn't fit all the blades I was trying to use. My newer saw has fit all of them.

A:  Don't use Ryobi

A:  I would stick with blades made by the original manufacturer. Not sure if the would fit a Ryobi saw.

A:  Most reciprocating saws all take the same blades. My Ryobi is no exception. I bought them for that and have used them in my ryobi.

A:  Yes, they fit the Ryobi and Milwaukee Reciprocating saws.

A:  Yes I used them in the same saw - they should fit pretty much any standard reciprocating saw, plugged or cordless.

A:  I don't know as I have never owned any Ryobi tools. Your best bet is probably to compare the 2 packages of blades next time you visit the store.

A:  Yes, I use them in my Ryobi 18V cordless reciprocating saw.

A:  Im gonna guess Yes. Blades usually are interchangable.

A:  I don't see why not there for extracation use which would be metals

A:  Yepper

A:  Yes, but! The blade can cut the material BUT the rubber makes so much resistance on the side of the blade to make it very hard. You will likely need a helper pulling the tire away from the blade so that only the teeth are touching the rubber. Good Luck.

A:  No you cant

A:  Yes I use these in the m12, m18 sawzall and I have even used them in a friends craftsman recip saw. I believe they even will work in the manual handle saw like a drywall jab saw.

A:  No, but I think Porter Cable sells a special handle that is universal for sawzall blades that works very nicely. I have one and use it all the time.

A:  I don’t think so . Only can be used with a sawzall

A:  Yes

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A:  I've never used a reciprocating saw for cutting tile, but the carbide grit ones usually list that as one of the materials that they are designed for.

A:  We would not recommend using any of these blades to cut stone. Instead we would suggest using the Milwaukee Diamond Grit Torch SAWZALL Blade (48-00-1450).

A:  If you are using the model P514 (as of November 2012 the newest model) then the answer is yes. I would know because I use these blades on my Ryobi P514 reciprocating saw. With other models I would assume yes as well because reciprocating saw blades are universal but I cannot say yes for sure because the P514 is the only one I have ever used. Although like with all reciprocating saws you will have to make sure you have the right type of blade otherwise it won't work. I made the mistake of using a wood with nails blade to cut metal and the blade kept coming out. I later on got this set and used The Torch and it cut easily.

A:  The 49-22-1129 includes blades with a 1/2" universal tang that fits all SAWZALL® Recip Saws and standard competitive reciprocating saws.

A:  the Milwaukee blades are pretty universal but when in doubt bring an old blade and match it up at the store. Ask for help from one of the people working in the tool department, if you still aren't sure.

A:  They should Rick, the blades are pretty well standardized.

A:  Rick, I would say that the store that you can buy the Sawzal blades at can answer your ?. And that way if they don't you can take them back to that store and say what the heck is the problem.