Sawzall blades? - Page 2

I like the Milwaukee torch blades. you can kink them and keep going. they are thicker and reinforced where it matters so can handle an ohps or two. I preffer the 9" blades. diablo are about the same life wise.

have run lenox blades and busted them left and right. same with dewalt and morse. black & decker walmart blades are not too great but hold better for me than previous couple brands.



never had a chance to use the fire demo types.

in reality it comes to prefference and what works best for you and your cutting style. I like the reinforced tabs because I cut awkward angles and small spaces so tend to bend a blade and the torches can handle it and I tend to actually wear out the blades.

In addition to oil you might try bees wax. It seems to work better for me.

Just as blades are not equal, sawzall drive motors by brand also vary having strokes from 3/4', 1 1/8" up to 1 1/2".

The short 3/4" stroke sawzall is going to be a blade eater while the longer stoke will extend blade life by utilising more teeth on the blade also the longer stoke also gives the blade a chance to cool off.

Stop wasting money on expensive blades and invest in a longer stroke sawzall.