Milwaukee 12 in. 7 TPI TORCH Nitrus Carbide Teeth Metal Cutting SAWZALL Reciprocating Saw Blade
$27.99
Make your cutting work more easier by choosing this Milwaukee TORCH Nitrus Carbide Teeth Metal Cutting SAWZALL Reciprocating Saw Blade
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Description
The Milwaukee 12 in. 7TPI The TORCH with NITRUS CARBIDE SAWZALL Blade for CAST IRON and other thick metals is the next generation of carbide teeth technology. This SAWZALL blade with NITRUS CARBIDE teeth cuts longer, cuts more and cuts faster than traditional carbide teeth products on the market. Milwaukee NITRUS CARBIDE technology eliminates the tradeoff between blade life and speed of cut compared to traditional carbide teeth blades. The blade delivers 3X the life of existing carbide reciprocating saw blades to continuously make the toughest cast iron removals on the job. The TORCH SAWZALL blade with NITRUS CARBIDE cuts the thickest metals like cast iron and soil pipe. The unique carbide blend outperforms standard carbide teeth blades in common thick metals.
- Carbide teeth for 50x life in thick metal
- Carbide teeth for longer life and greater versatility
- Cuts cast iron, stainless steel and high strength alloys
- Fast in cast iron
- Offered in 1-pack, 3-pack, 5-pack and select 25-pack
- Up to 70% larger gullets for easy chip ejection
Additional information
| Weight | 0.2 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 0.48 × 2.00 × 14.70 in |
| Blade Length (in.) | 12 |
| Blade Width (in.) | 1/20" |
| Color Family | Red |
| Demolition | Yes |
| Material Cut | Metal |
| Model | 48-00-5263 |
| Number in Package | 3 |
| Number of Teeth | 84 |
| Power Tool Accessory Type | Reciprocating Saw Blade |
| Saw Blade Material | Carbide |
| Teeth Per Inch | 7 |
| Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Reviews (93)
93 reviews for Milwaukee 12 in. 7 TPI TORCH Nitrus Carbide Teeth Metal Cutting SAWZALL Reciprocating Saw Blade
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Rusty Greenfelder (verified owner) –
If you need to cut thick metal, you need a proper blade. In 1977 I borrowed my uncle’s Sawzall and made short work of a 1950’s oil tank in the basement when I switched to gas ( I pumped the oil into my neighbor’s tank myself). I have a leaky cast iron radiator that I’m replacing and may have to make a few cuts. I tried out one of these blades on an old piece of cast iron and it cut into it fast and easily.In the past I cut a 4 inch waste pipe and attached a PVC assembly. I rented an iron cutting chain, and I think I’d do that again since it’s important that the plane of the cut is perpendicular to the pipe and I don’t think I have the skill to achieve that with this product.
Garnett Adams (verified owner) –
Milwaukee Carbide Metal Cutting blades six inch by 7 Teeth per inch for cast iron and other thick metals cuts more and cuts faster than traditional carbide teeth products on the market. These blades cut through black metal pipe as a regular blade would cut through wood. The blade delivers three times the life of existing carbide teeth reciprocating saw blades and hardly showed any wear after the trial cut. These have a universal tang so they can be used in all reciprocating saws. The TORCH SAWZALL cuts the thickest metals like cast iron and soil pipe, I cut 3/4 inch diameter. 72 inch long black steel pipe to make two three foot long clamps. The cut too less than ten seconds; took longer to set up than do the actual cut.
Magali Christiansen (verified owner) –
The saw blade is a nice thick one. It has 7 TPI and is 9” long. Because it is made with cast iron, it has a longer life span than the regular ones. When I compare it to the saw blade that I have been using, I can really see the difference in thickness of this one so I know it is stronger. It has nitrus carbide on the blade. It is made in the USA. A good tool to have available for your reciprocating saw.
Mason Kihn (verified owner) –
The Milwaukee 9 inch, 7TPI torch nitrus carbide teeth metal sawzall saw blade Is a very aggressive blade.I used it to cut pie shaped cut-cuts on both ends of 4- 2×2 tubes which will be used as brackets under a trailer to carry loading ramps.The cutouts allowed me to bend both ends 90 degrees to the tube, which will now be welded. Since I don’t have a metal cutting band saw, the sawzall worked very well to make the cuts.Because of the blade’s wider kerf, the blade didn’t whip and bind like the standard sawzall blade.
Elmo Pacocha (verified owner) –
I’ve only used it once, I purchased it specifically for hardened metal that the other normal metal cutting blades were just not cutting it (pun intended). Very effective.
Ryleigh Lind (verified owner) –
This 6 in. -7 TPI Carbide metal cutting blade is a high-quality Milwaukee product for Reciprocating saws. It is designed to cut cast iron and other thick metals. This SAWZALL blade with NITRUS CARBIDE teeth cuts longer, cuts more and cuts faster than traditional carbide teeth products on the market. Milwaukee NITRUS CARBIDE technology eliminates the tradeoff between It has new technology that gives it longer life and speed compared to traditional carbide teeth blades. The product claims to last three times longer than other carbide reciprocating saw blades.
Julia Ferry (verified owner) –
This review is for the 9 in. 7 TPI TORCH Nitrus Carbide Teeth Metal Cutting SAWZALL Reciprocating Saw Blade. I always like to have an assortment of blades on hand for my saws so I thought I would order this reciprocating saw blade to have when I need a metal cutting blade. When I received the blade, I did not have any current projects going on so I decided to give it a try and cut a piece of cast iron pipe I had in my shop. I secured the pipe and gave it a try and this blade went through it with no difficulty. After I made the cut, I examined the blade and it appeared to still be in excellent condition. I haven’t cut a similar pipe with other blades so I can’t make a comparison but this blade did an excellent job. I would definitely recommend this blade for your reciprocating saw needs.
Francesca Mayer (verified owner) –
The carbide teeth on these 6″ reciprocating saw blades are fantastic. With 7 teeth per inch (tpi) the had no issues cutting through 1/8″ wall 2″x1″ square 6061 aluminum for a project I am working on. I do recommend starting slow speed and get a cut line going before giving to much power as the teeth started sliding until I got a cut line started. These blades cut like hot knife through butter, the first cut was a bit rough as its been a while since using the recip saw, but the last 8 cuts were butter smooth cutting a 45 degree cut straight and with ease.
Ramiro Bradtke (verified owner) –
This is a high-quality Milwaukee 9 in.- 7 TPI Carbide metal cutting blade for Reciprocating saws. It is designed to cut cast iron and other thick metals. This SAWZALL blade with NITRUS CARBIDE teeth cuts longer, cuts more and cuts faster than traditional carbide teeth products on the market. Milwaukee NITRUS CARBIDE technology eliminates the tradeoff between It has new technology that gives it longer life and speed compared to traditional carbide teeth blades. The product claims to last three times longer than other carbide reciprocating saw blades.
Fabiola Aufderhar (verified owner) –
Great tough blades and a good value at a pack of three. The blade did a great job cutting through some old cast-iron pipe. Went right through with good control and the cut went pretty straight. The blade itself is pretty thick in the carbide teeth have some sharp aggressive bite. I also cut up an old steel antenna and some other stuff I was throwing out. I definitely recommend the 9 inch one over the 6 inch one if you’re cutting some big diameter piping because cast-iron pipes have rather large diameters on the outside but the 6” cuts just as good but might not be enough for a one sided pass. The teeth on the blade sure do last and I’m still on the first one of the pack of three. I’ll definitely be using Milwaukee blades more often.
Lela Lockman (verified owner) –
These are my new favorite blades. I have cut old oilfield pipe, angle iron, and roll cage tubing. If you cut with a slow blade speed and use cutting oil the blades last for a long time compared to standard sawzall blades. Once the blades are starting to wear out for use on metal I save them for cutting roots covered in soil or sometimes still partially buried. I have removed a few stubborn tree stumps along my driveway and I was finally able to repair the hole one tree made so I can drive up to my garage again.
Itzel Wuckert (verified owner) –
Cast iron cutting blades for you sawzall are a MUST. I’ve tried using other normal blades to cut CAST IRON pipe and the pipe just laughs at the blades. They dull in minutes without really make as much as a slit in the pipe. So, if you have cast iron pipe to cut, then buy these blades. I recommend a multipack when you make your purchase. You likely will want to install a fresh blade before you are completely finished. Also, they work well for other types of thick metal and stainless steel, so they will be a good thing to keep along with your saw.
Bertha Rippin (verified owner) –
Very rugged, heavy duty blades.These are for the big time, like when you have to cut up a cast iron bath tub!The blades are 9 inches long and have 7 teeth per inch.What is striking is how thick the blades are – to provide strength and handle the heat generated while cutting. I was able to cut through some steel conduit very quickly with one.Five blades in the pack.Made in the USA
Kaylie Koss (verified owner) –
Have used it cut side walls out of tires, ball joints, hardened steel pins as well. Still have not replaced the blade. Very impressed with this blade.
Kylee Volkman (verified owner) –
Good product, cuts fast with little effort. Seems to have very little effort while in action that guarantees a nice straight cut. The end result is less prep after the cut is finished, like deburring in the normal sense. The blades in general have nice sharp teeth that adds to their longevity. I found the packaging a bit burdensome to open and could be a little less intense.
Kayla Baumbach (verified owner) –
If you have a tough cutting job to do through metal then these Milwaukee Torch blade set of five are the blades you’ll want in your tool bag! When use in a Sawzall it seems there isn’t any metal it cannot cut through and cut through smoothly. I tested one on a piece of black iron pipe and I was amazed at how smoothly it cut through it with little to know vibration. And smooth cuts mean accurate cuts.The trick is, as always when sawing, is to let the blade do the work, don’t force it and it cuts fast and smooth. The extra nitrus carbide in these blades gives it its added strength and cutting power. I will be using these on all my tough metal cutting jobs from now on!
Rigoberto Bernier (verified owner) –
I have long liked Milwaukee’s saw blades and this one is no exception. It is for cast iron and thick metal. I got these for cutting out cast iron tubs because in the past I have needed one but not had it. These blades are durable and you get a long of bang for your buck. I like to keep these on hand for whenever the need arises, you can depend on these to get you through the job.
Sidney Jakubowski (verified owner) –
Work well on metals other than just cast iron. These 6″ 7 teeth per inch blades in my past experience are good for many other thick metals. I have used these blades where a bolt cutter might have been quicker, had I had one handy, Long lasting, you can cut a lot of metal with one blade. Starting a cut is easy with no jitter or jumping about to speak of, assuming you maintain good solid control of the Sawzall of course.
Haylee Bruen (verified owner) –
I disassembled an old upright piano in order to get it out of the basement. I wouldn’t recommend this job to anyone!After I removed all the strings and got the harp out of the frame I still needed to cut the heavy cast iron harp in half to make the pieces more manageable to remove. After reading reviews, I settled on this 9” heavy metal cutting blade.I had to cut the frame in 4 places – cross sections of these cuts ranged from 1”x1” to 1”x1.5”. It started well but I probably dulled the blade some by the time I was done. I took my time using light to medium pressure and let the tool do the work. Took no more than 10-15 minutes and the harp was cut in half and is now out of the house!
Janelle Vandervort (verified owner) –
This worked great for my needs. I used this on a piece of 2x, Nails, and an old pipe and it cut the job in all cases. I used the blade with two different recip saws and the blades got the job done with both. For my first task, I had to cut out a piece of 2x for a door, this worked as expected, it is a metal blade after all. Next I used this to cut some of pipes for plumbing that I know longer needed, no issues there. Lastly I used to demo some 2x with nails in them , no problems there.