Milwaukee 6 in. 6 TPI WRECKER Carbide Teeth Multi-Material Cutting SAWZALL Reciprocating Saw Blade (5-Pack)
$40.99
Make your cutting work more easier by choosing this Milwaukee WRECKER Carbide Teeth MultiMaterial Cutting SAWZALL Reciprocating Saw Blade
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Description
The Milwaukee 6 in. 6 TPI WRECKER with Carbide Teeth SAWZALL Blade 5-Pack is the most versatile carbide blade on the market. These multi-material SAWZALL blades offer up to 50X more life verses bi-metal reciprocating saw blades available today. The Milwaukee WRECKER blade offers a 6 TPI design, which allows for cutting into a wide variety of materials from clean wood to cast iron for quick demolition and remodeling work. The Fang Tip Design allows for faster plunge cuts into wood materials. Milwaukee Carbide Teeth products allow users to cut longer, cut more and cut faster than other carbide-tipped blades on the market.
- Ability to cut clean wood to thick metals
- Large gullets for easier debris removal
- 1 in. tall body to withstand aggressive material demolition and remodeling
- Offered in 1PKs, 3PKs and 5PKs
- 1/2 in. universal tang
- Optimized carbide teeth designed to encounter materials in demolition and remodeling applications
Additional information
| Weight | 0.32 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 0.65 × 2.00 × 8.70 in |
| Blade Length (in.) | 6 in |
| Blade Width (in.) | 1/20" |
| Color Family | Red |
| Demolition | Yes |
| Material Cut | Metal |
| Model | 48-00-5541 |
| Number in Package | 3 |
| Number of Teeth | 36 |
| Power Tool Accessory Type | Reciprocating Saw Blade |
| Saw Blade Material | Carbide |
| Teeth Per Inch | 6 |
| Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Reviews (35)
35 reviews for Milwaukee 6 in. 6 TPI WRECKER Carbide Teeth Multi-Material Cutting SAWZALL Reciprocating Saw Blade (5-Pack)
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Dereck Corkery (verified owner) –
Was supprised how fast it cut!! I watched the pipeline event about it, but woah!! It cuts super fast!!!
Raquel Skiles (verified owner) –
The wrecker in general is my favorite blade. But now with carbide teeth is should be even better.
Ayden Runolfsdottir (verified owner) –
Works great..easy to use..reasonable price
Abigayle Mante (verified owner) –
great cuts through anything
Franz Koelpin (verified owner) –
Long lasting for tough jobs
Santina Schoen (verified owner) –
The wrecker is the perfect name for this blade. I used it for a whole house demo project. The 12″ size is perfect in cutting through almost anything. The fang tip made it easier to plunge cut into wood and drywall. The coating on it wears off after a while but it does seem to cut through things faster then typical blades. The blade if more study and rigid and doesn’t permanently bend like other blades do. The description says it can cut metal but I would use a specific metal blade depending on the thickness of the metal to be cut. I highly recommend these blades as they are my primary blade used for demo projects.
Alvera Marquardt (verified owner) –
I use these blades on all sorts of demolition projects. They will hack through nails, screws, knots in the wood, just about everything. Make sure you are careful when using these as they move pretty fast through most material and will cut right through whatever they come in contact with. Don’t use a blade longer than you need so you don’t risk bending it or cutting into something you can’t see.If you are cutting pipes, or steel then you should use the blade specifically made for cutting meta.
Maureen Hermiston (verified owner) –
Works really good in old house demo work. The blade gums up when cutting a tree stump with chain link fence embedded in the stump.
Ignacio Aufderhar (verified owner) –
Excellent at cutting metal goes easily without getting stuck
Caitlyn Wolff (verified owner) –
This is a great blade for rough cutting in existing structures. The blade is thick and will not flex. It cuts through wood, light metal, and nails with out having to change blades. I sawed through a 2 x 4 in about 8 seconds with only the weight of the saw applying pressure. This blade will work good for cutting in roof opening where nails are random.
Marlene Kemmer (verified owner) –
Best blade I’ve used. Had to cut through entire ceiling of plaster with metal wiring. Well worth the money spent. Most durable blade I used.
Brenden Considine (verified owner) –
I was very happy with my purchase of these blades it was more than up to the task. These blades will remain a part of any future rehabs.
Yessenia Treutel (verified owner) –
Used to cut up a hot tub. Granted , mixed surfaces being cut from fiberglass to plumbing and wood . Although it still has teeth and the blade is thicker to prevent warpage as fast I feel a standard blade would have lasted just as long when it comes to the sharpness of the blade
Conrad Nolan (verified owner) –
The Milwaukee 9 inch sawzall blade is a quality and durable blade. Thick blade that will resist bending when cutting and the carbinde teeth give the blade that added cutting power. The long blade makes easy work of thick wood, PVC or metal. Nails in wood when doing demo work are no match either. The long blade is great for cutting straight through walls while remodeling. Made in the USA
Alexie Reynolds (verified owner) –
This Milwaukee 6″ 6 Teeth Per Inch THE WRECKER™ with Carbide Teeth SAWZALL® Blade claims to last 50 times longer than a normal blade. I do not have the means to test this claim, but the blade does seem to be tough. In my video, I cut through a 2X2 (nominal) pine board with an electrical staple embedded in it. The blade did not ‘buck’ when I hit the staple. One of my photos shows the blade after this cutting operation. Some of the paint has been removed (as would be expected), but I saw no evidence of damage to the teeth. I would expect this blade to resist a lot of abuse in a wrecking or demolition operation. The blade’s gullets are not very deep, but I felt no binding of the sawdust. (If I was still a member of my fire department, I would like to have tested this blade on cutting windshields in a rescue scenario, although normally a 10-14 TPI blade would be suggested.) The blade is thin enough to deflect slightly if you were to force a flush cut, but I don’t foresee it bending easily unless you really pushed it at an obtuse angle. Time will tell if the Milwaukee WRECKER blade lasts 50 times longer than a normal blade, but at the price point it is worth trying.