Milwaukee SAWZALL Demolition Nail-Embedded Wood and Metal Cutting Bi-Metal and Carbide Reciprocating Saw Blade Set (15 blades)
This deal is part of the Home Depot Black Friday sale that will be announced on Nov 1, but is available now in stores that have set up their displays.
Check photo for SKU. If you check the SKU online, it will show a 13 piece set without the two bonus 9" carbide blades. The AX blade (5 TPI) alone retails for $11.30 and wrecker (6 TPI) for $12.97. See image for the other blades that are included.
The wood cutting saw blades are equipped with Fangt Tip and Nail Guard technology to extend life and increase durability in nail-embedded wood. Torch demolition metal cutting blades provide 5X blade life and facilitate tough cuts. They also feature Grid Iron technology for increased blade stiffness. This set includes a jobsite case for convenient blade storage, too. The metal cutting blades feature Tough Neck ribs that strengthen the blade tang and minimize breakage. The reciprocating saw blades in the set are ideal for a variety of professional applications, including general use and demolition.
Optimized tooth design providing longer life than standard bi-metal blades
SAWZALL blades Tough Neck ribs strengthen the blade's tang and minimize breakage
Grid Iron honeycomb pattern increases blade rigidity to resist blade buckling
1/2 in. Universal tang
Durable jobsite storage case holds up to 9-in. blades
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I fully read the OP's message. Not a rookie here, friend.
I could not see the skew on the OP images, so a link is more helpful for me so that I can identify the exact product being posted.
Nothing wrong with asking for a link.
a) I grabbed the sku from the image and searched HD site, which you could have done yourself.
b) You say you wanted to "identify the exact product being posted" which was the OPs point: that the website will not show the same product.
c) Even if you understood this, others browsing later may skip over it. I myself glazed over the nuance at first.
Please "assume good faith" especially when someone is giving you what you asked for.
If you really wanted to be helpful you could have:
1) said 'oh, you can't see the images, here is the sku instead. Hope that helps'
Can you please provide the sku instead? NM you already did indirectly with your link
Thank you for a lively morning
For what it's worth, the post was fine. Maybe the capitalization threw you off. Hopefully, you can let it slide.
This forum is full of arguments and toxicity lately. Let's just assume good intent. We all could use a little more of kindness.
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I fully read the OP's message. Not a rookie here, friend.
I could not see the skew on the OP images, so a link is more helpful for me so that I can identify the exact product being posted.
Nothing wrong with asking for a link.
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"I'm not your buddy, pal!"
"I'm not your pal, guy!"
"I'm not your guy, friend!"
I'll still consider Mick a friend for sharing the link even if they do not feel the same
I'll still consider Mick a friend for sharing the link even if they do not feel the same
Thank you for your response. I will stop commenting in this thread now. The wedgie Slick gave me earlier is now removed.
As mentioned earlier, I appreciate the link to the product (thank you Slick Mick), and the OP for the alert (thank you mcleo19), and have repped regardless of any other comments. They shared the information I needed.
I hope to score a set of these today.
It's too bad the Slickdeals app doesn't allow for the enlargement of thumbnails.
Happy deal hunting!
a) I grabbed the sku from the image and searched HD site, which you could have done yourself.
b) You say you wanted to "identify the exact product being posted" which was the OPs point: that the website will not show the same product.
c) Even if you understood this, others browsing later may skip over it. I myself glazed over the nuance at first.
Please "assume good faith" especially when someone is giving you what you asked for.
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