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See our selection of Dewalt, Diablo, Lenox and Milwaukee reciprocating blades perfect for your saws in the shop and on the job site. Our high-end blades for metal are ideal for a metal workshop and demolition. We serve many in the building trades with our blades which are specialized for wood, wood with imbedded nails, metal and steel. Our selection includes Dewalt straight back bi-metal blades, Diablo carbide blades for demolition, Milwaukee Torch reciprocating blades, Milwaukee Wrecker blades, and scrapers. We also carry a line of Milwaukee sawzall blades made of carbide and nitrous carbide. Blades range in sizes and are sold both individually, as packages, and as kits. Our wood and metal cutting kits include a collapsible case and blades made with Bi-Metal construction designed to extend life and minimize blade breaks. Contact us for all your reciprocating saw blade needs. We’re always happy to help.
Reciprocating saw blades, often called Sawzall blades, are the workhorses of the demolition world. These versatile blades come in a variety of lengths, tooth counts, and materials – each designed to cut through different materials. Metal, wood, plastic, and even masonry can be cut with the right blade. While not used for precision cuts, reciprocating saw blades are ideal for quick demolition work, plunge cuts, and tight spaces where other saws can’t reach.
Reciprocating saw blades are specialized tools designed for use with a reciprocating saw. The cutting action is achieved through a push-and-pull motion of the blade. These blades come in various sizes and are made from different materials, such as carbon steel, bi-metal, or carbide-tipped, depending on the intended use. They are commonly used for cutting through wood, metal, plastic, and other materials in demolition, construction, and remodeling projects. Selecting the right blade is crucial for proper cut quality.