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popular Posted by Rokket | Staff • May 24, 2024
May 24, 2024 7:22 AM
11-Pack 9 " 7/11TPI WRECKER Demo Multi-Material Cutting SAWZALL Reciprocating Saw Blade Set w Nitrus Carbide Wrecker $20 + Free Shipping
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I have used these (non-carbide) blades before, for removing tree stumps. The blades dull eventually of course, but they never bend or break.
I've never tried Milwaukee's nitrus carbide blades [protoolreviews.com], but here's an interesting Pro Tool article on them. Apparently they are far superior to regular carbide blades.
On paper, the Wrecker has a slightly higher "regular" price, and is described more for multi-purpose. Whereas the Ax is wood and wood w nails only. My use would be highly leaning towards outdoor trees/branches etc. Google is failing me on finding someone comparing Wrecker vs Ax. Can anyone provide real-world experience, on confirming that Ax would be the better purchase for me?
On paper, the Wrecker has a slightly higher "regular" price, and is described more for multi-purpose. Whereas the Ax is wood and wood w nails only. My use would be highly leaning towards outdoor trees/branches etc. Google is failing me on finding someone comparing Wrecker vs Ax. Can anyone provide real-world experience, on confirming that Ax would be the better purchase for me?
However, with the 5 TPI option the additional blade (AX-with-carbide-teeth) is for wood and wood-with-nails only, but with the 6 TPI Wrecker option the extra blade is nitrus carbide, which Milwauke claims "will cut anything you find behind a wall". Their nitrus carbide blade is superior to any Milwauke alternative, and it is twice the price of the Ax-with-carbide-teeth blade. So in terms of value the 6 TPI option is probably the better choice because of the extra nitrus carbide blade which is general purpose. That said, although my only real world experience is with the regular 6 TPI blades for stump removal, I just ordered the 5 TPI blades you found.
"Milwaukee Sawzall Reciprocating Saw Blades – a Quick Guide" [toolguyd.com] from ToolGuyd may help, but it is a bit out of date (12/15/21). Milwaukee themselves do a lousy job of documenting the differences between the reciprocating saw blades they sell.
However, with the 5 TPI option the additional blade (AX-with-carbide-teeth) is for wood and wood-with-nails only, but with the 6 TPI Wrecker option the extra blade is nitrus carbide, which Milwauke claims "will cut anything you find behind a wall". Their nitrus carbide blade is superior to any Milwauke alternative, and it is twice the price of the Ax-with-carbide-teeth blade. So in terms of value the 6 TPI option is probably the better choice because of the extra nitrus carbide blade which is general purpose. That said, although my only real world experience is with the regular 6 TPI blades for stump removal, I just ordered the 5 TPI blades you found.
"Milwaukee Sawzall Reciprocating Saw Blades – a Quick Guide" [toolguyd.com] from ToolGuyd may help, but it is a bit out of date (12/15/21). Milwaukee themselves do a lousy job of documenting the differences between the reciprocating saw blades they sell.
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