Customer Reviews for Milwaukee 12 in. 5 TPI Flush Cut Sawzall Reciprocating Saw Blade

This unique flush-cutting blade allowed me to trim off 6x6 pressure treated posts right up against exterior stucco and brick without damaging the walls. It does not cut as fast as a more aggressive wood cutting blade, so I would start the cut with a regular blade and then switch to this one when getting close to the wall. It is strong enough to not get bent when coming in contact with the wall.

I had to cut between cabinet bottoms and did not want to remove the vanity. This with my sawzall made short and neat work of it.

I bought this thinking it would be a time saver. The blade design allows you to flush cut, however it is so flimsy that you cant apply much force without fear of breaking the blade. Not sure what design structure would stiffen this up. not really worth the 16 dollars spent.

Worth the money! Cut 20 2x8 flush o. The side of my house from existing deck!

Just finished using the Flush Cut blade. It worked exactly as I had hoped. Was able to get a perfectly level flat cut on the top of (4) 6x6 posts that will be carrying heavy built-up beams. Couldn't have gone any better

Works great, true cut. I needed to shave the thick paint from the blade where the blade inserts into the tool. Most likely operator error.

It worked as advertised.

I have many milwaukee blades that I use with my Craftsman sawzall. If you look at them the area of the blade that goes into the shaft is always at a slight angle where the blade screws into the saw. The entry point on this blade was not made at a slight angle and would not go into my sawzall. So disappointed.

Nice idea on the paper, poor in real use. I'll go back go other brands.

Blade works great for strait cuts. Cutting OSB is a little slow. However cutting 2x4 stud openings is great.

I had to saw a 2 x 4 on my deck. I put the blade upside down and was able to saw the board comfortably. Because the board was installed on the deck floor, my bad back wouldn't allow me to get down low enough to do the job. The blade is angled correctly for this job.

Although I will always complain about a small piece of metal costing $25, the value definitely is in this product. I purchased a Ryobi sawzall to do a quick job of a 2ft wide wall and bought this blade to try to get a clean 'flush' cut on both the footing and ceiling boards. It took about 10 minutes and 8 of that was me getting used to the new saw. The offset on the blade makes a flush cut easy and very clean and on the first try. I recommend this blade to anyone looking to get a clean, no headache, quick result. It is a big time saver.

I volunteer every Saturday with My local Habitat for Humanity affilate. I tryed this blade for the 1st time last Saturday at my current house. WOW, what a cool blade. we usually have issues with the window cut out "bevelling" into where we nail our windows to, with this blade, we didnt have a single window that got bevelled, Highly recommend this blade.