Home Depot has 20-Piece Milwaukee Sawzall Bi-Metal Wood & Metal Cutting Reciprocating Saw Blade Set (49-22-1110U) on sale for $16.97. Shipping is free.
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Home Depot has 20-Piece Milwaukee Sawzall Bi-Metal Wood & Metal Cutting Reciprocating Saw Blade Set (49-22-1110U) on sale for $16.97. Shipping is free.
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Last fall and pre-Christmas, which you can check on here, everyone was complaining that all of the Milwaukee and DeWalt sales had far more metal blades than wood blades.... like this same set. Now, if you need metal blades, this set is for you. Me, I am overloaded with them while preferring the carbide models.
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An age old argument, that will depend on comparing apples to apples and the latest designs. For bi-metal and the price, these are fine. but you will go through a bunch of them. If you want to lay down the cash for carbide, Diablo has been better than Milwaukee for steel, but Lenox is better than Diablo. And all three have been better than DeWalt that does just decent with wood.
And of course, there is diamond grit, carbide grit, etc. It just depends on what you are cutting, the proper speed and moving the saw to and from to clear the debris on thicker steel while trying to use all the teeth.
I got the blade pack in this post and then the 2 pack of the carbide. normal price is $10 for one blade.
That oscillating blade set isn't horrible since there is a carbide and titanium blade in it. I just hate how expensive those things are. Just added the 10 pack. Also on special. Doubles up what was in the 5 pack but only $15 more. I ended up ordering that and will think about it.
I missed the order window by a few seconds to get it by tomorrow. Not that I need any of it tomorrow, but just surprised it was almost next day shipping for free.
In terms of a bimetal blade... bimetal blades are bimetal blades. But since carbide blades came out, especially the diablo, I've not used bimetal blades. In fact, every blade I own for every tool, is carbide. I can't even use bimetal hole saws anymore.
Last fall and pre-Christmas, which you can check on here, everyone was complaining that all of the Milwaukee and DeWalt sales had far more metal blades than wood blades.... like this same set. Now, if you need metal blades, this set is for you. Me, I am overloaded with them while preferring the carbide models.
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An age old argument, that will depend on comparing apples to apples and the latest designs. For bi-metal and the price, these are fine. but you will go through a bunch of them. If you want to lay down the cash for carbide, Diablo has been better than Milwaukee for steel, but Lenox is better than Diablo. And all three have been better than DeWalt that does just decent with wood.
And of course, there is diamond grit, carbide grit, etc. It just depends on what you are cutting, the proper speed and moving the saw to and from to clear the debris on thicker steel while trying to use all the teeth.
Before carbide blades, I only used Lenox. But I switched to Diablo when I went full carbide. Pretty much every machine capable cutting system I use, is carbide. It's saved me a lot of money compared to the days where you would end up with a pile of blades at your feet.
I use diablo on a few things, but not for their bigger circular saw blades, as the carbide isn't actually very good on Diablo, compared to Freud, CMT, Forrest, etc.
So I tried the Lenox Laser carbide blades thinking they'd be better than Diablo. And while they did have a harder carbide, I had a lot of issues with their weld and teeth breaking off. So I was really disappointed with Lenox carbide blades.
I wish better brands would make jigsaw, recip, and hole saw blades. Like I wish I could get Lenox carbide, with a Diablo weld, and no red/white coating on my projects.
I got the blade pack in this post and then the 2 pack of the carbide. normal price is $10 for one blade.
That oscillating blade set isn't horrible since there is a carbide and titanium blade in it. I just hate how expensive those things are. Just added the 10 pack. Also on special. Doubles up what was in the 5 pack but only $15 more. I ended up ordering that and will think about it.
I missed the order window by a few seconds to get it by tomorrow. Not that I need any of it tomorrow, but just surprised it was almost next day shipping for free.
Last edited by twistrman October 5, 2021 at 12:08 PM.
Comes with 17 metal blades and three wood blades, which is nice. It seems a lot of the combo sets are the other way around, and the metal cutting blades never seem to last long. Anyone have experience with this particular brand?
They are good all purpose blades, most common metal items can be cut with these when they are sharp. Always start a project with a new sharp blade for best results and find the correct cutting speed for the metal you are working with; faster in rarely better. Good luck.
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My research shows these types of M blades in this deal are the best bang for the buck, dewalt not even close, but the more expensive diablo blades best of all, which for some blades can be the best deal depending on the price, but for a pack like this, M is by far the best bang for the buck. For pruning blades as an example, diablo demo demon was the clear choice for both cost and quality, but for the blades in this pack I only plan to get diablo if the usage demands it. This is for home use. For heavier jobs and professional use it could easily make sense to pay more for better quality, just like with many other tools.
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An age old argument, that will depend on comparing apples to apples and the latest designs. For bi-metal and the price, these are fine. but you will go through a bunch of them. If you want to lay down the cash for carbide, Diablo has been better than Milwaukee for steel, but Lenox is better than Diablo. And all three have been better than DeWalt that does just decent with wood.
And of course, there is diamond grit, carbide grit, etc. It just depends on what you are cutting, the proper speed and moving the saw to and from to clear the debris on thicker steel while trying to use all the teeth.
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I got the blade pack in this post and then the 2 pack of the carbide. normal price is $10 for one blade.
That oscillating blade set isn't horrible since there is a carbide and titanium blade in it. I just hate how expensive those things are. Just added the 10 pack. Also on special. Doubles up what was in the 5 pack but only $15 more. I ended up ordering that and will think about it.
I missed the order window by a few seconds to get it by tomorrow. Not that I need any of it tomorrow, but just surprised it was almost next day shipping for free.
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Works with all reciprocating saws made in the last 50 years or more.
It's a good deal OP. Perfect on my Hackzall.
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In terms of a bimetal blade... bimetal blades are bimetal blades. But since carbide blades came out, especially the diablo, I've not used bimetal blades. In fact, every blade I own for every tool, is carbide. I can't even use bimetal hole saws anymore.
Carbide has spoiled me.
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An age old argument, that will depend on comparing apples to apples and the latest designs. For bi-metal and the price, these are fine. but you will go through a bunch of them. If you want to lay down the cash for carbide, Diablo has been better than Milwaukee for steel, but Lenox is better than Diablo. And all three have been better than DeWalt that does just decent with wood.
And of course, there is diamond grit, carbide grit, etc. It just depends on what you are cutting, the proper speed and moving the saw to and from to clear the debris on thicker steel while trying to use all the teeth.
I use diablo on a few things, but not for their bigger circular saw blades, as the carbide isn't actually very good on Diablo, compared to Freud, CMT, Forrest, etc.
So I tried the Lenox Laser carbide blades thinking they'd be better than Diablo. And while they did have a harder carbide, I had a lot of issues with their weld and teeth breaking off. So I was really disappointed with Lenox carbide blades.
I wish better brands would make jigsaw, recip, and hole saw blades. Like I wish I could get Lenox carbide, with a Diablo weld, and no red/white coating on my projects.
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I got the blade pack in this post and then the 2 pack of the carbide. normal price is $10 for one blade.
That oscillating blade set isn't horrible since there is a carbide and titanium blade in it. I just hate how expensive those things are. Just added the 10 pack. Also on special. Doubles up what was in the 5 pack but only $15 more. I ended up ordering that and will think about it.
I missed the order window by a few seconds to get it by tomorrow. Not that I need any of it tomorrow, but just surprised it was almost next day shipping for free.
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