Home Depot has Milwaukee 14-Piece SAWZALL Demolition Wood & Metal Cutting Bi-Metal Reciprocating Saw Blade Set W/ WRECKER Nitrus Blade (49-22-1113E) for $19.97. Shipping is free.
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Features:
Milwaukee Nitrus Carbide Technology for fastest cuts and longest life
Matrix II bi-metal teeth for greater durability
Ability to cut clean wood to thick metals
Wrecker with Nitrus Carbide has 2X life verses carbide teeth blades
Wrecker with Nitrus Carbide is the fastest multi-material blade
Blades cut through wood, metal and multi-material
Tough neck ribs strengthen the blade tang and minimize breakage
FANG TIP design bites into wood on first contact for faster plunging
The Milwaukee 13-Piece Bi-Metal SAWZALL Reciprocating Saw Blade Set + 1 Free Wrecker with Nitrus Carbide is designed for a broad range of professional applications, including general use and demolition. Milwaukee AX wood cutting saw blades are equipped with Milwaukee Fang Tip and Milwaukee Nail Guard technology to extend blade life and increase durability in nail-embedded wood. The Milwaukee Torch demolition metal cutting blades provide 5X blade life and facilitate tough cuts. They also feature Milwaukee Grid Iron technology for increased blade stiffness. The metal cutting blades feature Milwaukee TOUGH NECK ribs that strengthen the blade tang and minimize breakage. The Milwaukee NITRUS CARBIDE technology allows this blade to be the fastest cutting and longest life multi-material blade on the market. The blade features a 6TPI design for best material versatility and the ability to cut materials from wood with nails and screws to thick metals. This blade delivers 2x life versus carbide teeth blades eliminating the need for blade changes when cutting a variety of materials.
Product SKU:
321284593_321284593
UPC:
45242775132
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Home Depot has Milwaukee 14-Piece SAWZALL Demolition Wood & Metal Cutting Bi-Metal Reciprocating Saw Blade Set W/ WRECKER Nitrus Blade (49-22-1113E) for $19.97. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member WiseHalibut8323 for posting this deal.
Features:
Milwaukee Nitrus Carbide Technology for fastest cuts and longest life
Matrix II bi-metal teeth for greater durability
Ability to cut clean wood to thick metals
Wrecker with Nitrus Carbide has 2X life verses carbide teeth blades
Wrecker with Nitrus Carbide is the fastest multi-material blade
Blades cut through wood, metal and multi-material
Tough neck ribs strengthen the blade tang and minimize breakage
FANG TIP design bites into wood on first contact for faster plunging
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Is this what you'd use for drywall? Or just a jabsaw is good enough? I'm trying to add more outlets and need to access the drywall hidden behind the baseboards. I probably have to cut across several studs
Will these work on exhaust pipe metal? Asking for a friend…
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This kit has 16 metal cutting blades and 3 wood cutting blades, so yes the metal blades will cut thru exhaust pipes. I have cut thru a number of exhaust pipes and the problem that arises with any reciprocating tool, whether a jigsaw or a sawzall, is that the reciprocating action causes the pipe to bounce back and forth which makes cutting very difficult and will break the blade. It is much easier, quicker, and neater to use a rotary tool with either a diamond or abrasive circular blade.
Is this what you'd use for drywall? Or just a jabsaw is good enough? I'm trying to add more outlets and need to access the drywall hidden behind the baseboards. I probably have to cut across several studs
I normally use an oscillating tool for drywall for precise cuts, but I don't see why this wouldn't work. A jab saw is also ok.
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Is this what you'd use for drywall? Or just a jabsaw is good enough? I'm trying to add more outlets and need to access the drywall hidden behind the baseboards. I probably have to cut across several studs
Assuming you don't want to cut through the studs and just want to cut drywall, a reciprocating saw will be awkward to control. The shortest blade in this set is 6in and a wall cavity is 3.5 in deep usually. You'll run the risk of cutting both sides of the wall.
I would use a jab saw or oscillating saw and drill holes in the studs to run the cable. You may be able to do it at the bottom of the wall so the baseboard molding covers it. That will means patching and painting work.
If it's your first blade kit, I agree that a case is a dealbreaker. If you're restocking on blades, then the case is a waste. Pick what's best for where you are at in your journey.
Is this what you'd use for drywall? Or just a jabsaw is good enough? I'm trying to add more outlets and need to access the drywall hidden behind the baseboards. I probably have to cut across several studs
This are too long for a wall, I'd use a jab saw. If you want a power tool, use a oscillating/multi-tool
Great deal I couldn't pass up! I thrashed my original set on our deck that I demo'd and rebuilt, plus had $12.99 in PayPal cash back, so came out less than $10 out of pocket after tax!
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I would use a jab saw or oscillating saw and drill holes in the studs to run the cable. You may be able to do it at the bottom of the wall so the baseboard molding covers it. That will means patching and painting work.
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