Reciprocating Saw Blades – Wood with Nails Cutting – Bi-Metal – S1110VF

The S1110VF bi-metal reciprocating saw blade is a 228mm blade built for the kind of cutting that wrecks lesser blades inside five minutes. Wood with nails, sheet metal, old timber full of hidden fixings — this is where it earns its place on site. The bi-metal construction combines a high carbon steel body with a high speed steel cutting edge, giving you the flexibility to handle vibration and shock loading without snapping, while the HSS teeth stay sharp far longer than a standard HCS blade would manage.

Bi-metal blades like the S1110VF are the sensible middle ground for most demolition and rough cutting work. You are not going to baby a blade when you are ripping through a stud wall or taking apart old joinery, and this one is designed with that reality in mind. The shatter-resistant body holds up at both low and high temperatures, which matters when you are out in January pulling apart a timber frame or cutting on a job where the blade is working hard and getting warm.

What Makes the S1110VF Bi-Metal Blade Worth Using

The milled and side set (MSS) tooth profile is worth understanding. Milling produces tighter tooth geometry than ground profiles at this price point, and the side set creates clearance in the cut so the blade does not bind. On dense hardwood or reclaimed timber where nails have been in for twenty years, that clearance is the difference between a smooth pull-back stroke and a blade that grabs and stalls your saw.

Extended blade life is the practical payoff here. A blade that holds its edge through multiple jobs costs less per cut than a cheap blade replaced every hour. The pack of five keeps you stocked without having to think about it mid-job, which is exactly the kind of thing that matters when you are halfway through a strip-out.

These blades fit any reciprocating saw with a standard universal shank, so there is no compatibility headache regardless of what is in your bag.