What are the Best Reciprocating Saw Blades for Wood?
Reciprocating Saw Blades - Buying Guide
What are the Best Reciprocating Saw Blades for Wood?The best sawzall blades for wood have a more aggressive tooth pitch of 6-10 TPI that can easily cut though nail embedded wood, 6"x 6" posts, and small tree limbs. A combination blade with 5/8 TPI or 10/14 also works on wood. The blade can vary from 6" to 12" in length. It's a good rule of thumb that as you go up in length you should also also go up in thickness to reduce the chance of bending the blade. For example, a 6" 6 TPI .035 blade would work well. A 9" blade should be thicker to resist bending, so a .042 or .050 would be preferable. With a 12” blade, .050 or .062 would be a good choice. For the best brand of wood cutting blade, we think MK Morse takes the prize. Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat are the best sawzall blades for metal? What are the different reciprocating saw blade types? What are the best reciprocating saw blades for wood? Who are the different saw blade manufacturers? What is the right sawzall blade for fiberglass? What is the best sawzall blade for hardened steel? Are reciprocating saw blades universal / interchangeable? Do I need special plaster sawzall blades? Do I need a special PVC sawzall blade? Reciprocating Saw Blade Glossary of Terms
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