This 20 Piece Saw Blade Set includes a 10-Piece SAWZALL Blade Set and (2) 5-Packs of SAWZALL Medium Metal Cutting Blades for a wide range of cutting applications. Milwaukee SAWZALL Blades feature an optimized tooth design that provide a longer life over standard bi-metal blades and are ideal for fast, flexible cuts. The 10-piece set comes with an innovative job site durable case for convenient blade storage. The thin kerf metal-cutting blades with the Double Duty Upgrade feature Tough Neck to protect against tang breakage and deliver the strongest SAWZALL blade tang on the market.
Product SKU:
310778695_310778695
UPC:
45242558926
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Milwaukee blades used to be my favorite, they might still be as where quality meets price is usually where I land - I've used some Diablo blades now, and have been told Lenox are really good too but haven't gotten that far. I wonder if anyone else has any other good experiences with other brands? I've gone for a deal like this once before and forgot, then did it again...it's very decent!
The pricing on these type of blades in general are all over the place from low to cheap...same with oscillating multitool blades. I tried some HFT special blades about 15 years ago and realized they were garbage, at least the low end stuff, doubtful it was a bad badge, but maybe they were...steel was too soft and not hardened. It's probably better now with all of their new brand tiers. I couldn't even make it through one bike frame before I had knocked all the teeth off of the blade. Grabbed a Milwaukee blade and made about 10 cuts effortlessly and the same blade still looked great.
I'm personally done with bimetallic of any brand. Got tired of blowing through 3-4 blades for the simplist jobs. Carbide is the only way to go. Buy once, cry once
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The pricing on these type of blades in general are all over the place from low to cheap...same with oscillating multitool blades. I tried some HFT special blades about 15 years ago and realized they were garbage, at least the low end stuff, doubtful it was a bad badge, but maybe they were...steel was too soft and not hardened. It's probably better now with all of their new brand tiers. I couldn't even make it through one bike frame before I had knocked all the teeth off of the blade. Grabbed a Milwaukee blade and made about 10 cuts effortlessly and the same blade still looked great.
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