High-carbon steel reciprocating saw blades for wood, pruning and green timber. A coarse, deep-gullet tooth that clears wet chips fast instead of clogging the way a fine metal-cutting pitch does.
Why this blade
High-Carbon Steel for Wood Only: High-carbon steel takes a sharper, deeper gullet than bi-metal, which is why it clears wet wood chips faster and cuts green timber with less effort. It is also brittle: one nail, one fence staple or one embedded screw and the tooth strip shears. For demo lumber that may hide metal, use a bi-metal blade instead.
Pick the Tooth Count for the Job: Fewer, bigger teeth clear wet chips and cut fast; more, smaller teeth leave a cleaner edge. 6 TPI for dry lumber, fence posts and PVC where the edge stays visible; 8 TPI for trim and dry hardwood, the cleanest cut in the range. Match the pitch to the wood, not to habit.
Shank and Fit: Standard 1/2 in. universal shank fits Milwaukee Sawzall, DeWalt, Makita, Bosch, Ryobi and most reciprocating saws, plus cordless pruning saws that take a sabre blade.
Which tooth count to use
Pitch
Best for
6 TPI
Cleaner edges in dry wood: fence posts, 2x lumber, plywood, PVC drain pipe and plastic.
8 TPI
The finest wood pitch here: trim, dowel, dry hardwood and plastic where a coarse tooth would blow out the far side.
Pack sizes
Pack
Price
Per blade
10 Pack
$22.99
$2.30
25 Pack
$42.99
$1.72
50 Pack
$74.99
$1.50
10 Pack
$22.99
$2.30
25 Pack
$42.99
$1.72
50 Pack
$74.99
$1.50
Fit: standard 1/2 in. universal shank - fits Milwaukee Sawzall, DeWalt, Makita, Bosch, Ryobi and most reciprocating saws. No adapter needed.
Safety: wear eye and hearing protection, clamp the workpiece, and keep hands clear of the cut line. Reciprocating blades cut on both stroke directions - never reach under the material.
Shipping & returns: ships from our own stock. If a blade does not match the description, contact us and we will make it right.
High-carbon steel takes a sharper, deeper gullet than bi-metal, which is why it clears wet wood chips faster and cuts green timber with less effort. It is also brittle: one nail, one fence staple or one embedded screw and the tooth strip shears. For demo lumber that may hide metal, use a bi-metal blade instead.
Pick the Tooth Count for the Job
Fewer, bigger teeth clear wet chips and cut fast; more, smaller teeth leave a cleaner edge. 6 TPI for dry lumber, fence posts and PVC where the edge stays visible; 8 TPI for trim and dry hardwood, the cleanest cut in the range. Match the pitch to the wood, not to habit.
Shank and Fit
Standard 1/2 in. universal shank fits Milwaukee Sawzall, DeWalt, Makita, Bosch, Ryobi and most reciprocating saws, plus cordless pruning saws that take a sabre blade.
Pruning and Tree Work
For limbs and root balls, cut on the pull stroke at moderate speed and let the coarse tooth do the clearing. Green wood packs a fine-tooth blade in seconds, which is why pruning blades are always coarse pitch.
Buy the Pack, Keep Cutting
Blades are consumables, and a crew burns through them. Against the 10-pack the 25-pack works out about 25% cheaper per blade and the 50-pack about 35%, so a spare rides on the truck instead of costing a supply-house run mid-job.
Repeat Supply for Crews and Facilities
Landscapers, tree services and grounds crews buy blades on a PO cycle rather than one pack at a time. Tell us the lengths and tooth counts you go through and we will quote standing quantities.
