228mm bi-metal reciprocating saw blades for cutting wood with nails, thin sheet metal and all timber. HCS body with HSS cutting edge for durability and flexibility. Milled and side set teeth for clean, fast cuts. Pack of 5.
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.
Pro Tip: When cutting through timber with embedded nails, slow the stroke speed slightly and let the blade do the work rather than forcing it through — the HSS teeth are designed to handle the nail contact, but hammering through at full speed shortens blade life noticeably.
These blades are used wherever a reciprocating saw is the tool of choice for rough or demolition cutting. Strip-out work, taking down stud walls, cutting reclaimed timber, ripping through old floorboards with nails still in place. Groundworkers, demolition crews, carpenters and general builders all reach for a blade like this when the work is fast, messy and unpredictable. Thin sheet metal is also within range, making the S1110VF useful for cutting pipe boxing, light gauge steel sheet, or metal-framed partitions.
Best For
Wood with nails
Reclaimed and rough-sawn timber
Thin sheet metal
Demolition and strip-out work
General all-wood cutting
Works With
Any reciprocating saw with universal shank
Bosch, Makita, DeWalt, Milwaukee and similar brands
Corded and cordless reciprocating saws
Key Specifications
Length: 228mm
Blade type: Bi-metal (HCS body, HSS cutting edge)
Tooth set: Milled and side set (MSS)
Shank: Universal fit
Pack quantity: 5 blades
Suitable for metal and wood cutting
Not suitable for: Not suitable for cutting hardened steel, cast iron, or masonry. Not recommended for precision finish cuts where a clean edge is required.
Fit the blade into your reciprocating saw with the saw unplugged or the battery removed. Ensure the shank is fully seated and the locking mechanism is secure before you start. For wood with nails, a medium stroke speed gives the teeth time to work through metal without excessive heat build-up.
Keep the shoe of the saw pressed against the workpiece where possible. This reduces blade flex and gives you better control, particularly on longer cuts through dense material. Let worn blades go — a blade that has lost its edge will stall the saw and slow the job down considerably.
Remove the battery or unplug the saw before fitting the blade
Insert the universal shank fully into the blade clamp and check it is locked
Select a medium stroke speed setting for wood with nails
Press the saw shoe firmly against the workpiece to stabilise the cut
Allow the blade to reach full speed before making contact with the material
Use steady forward pressure and let the teeth do the cutting — do not force it
Inspect the blade for wear after heavy use and replace when the teeth are visibly dulled
Will the S1110VF blade fit my reciprocating saw?
Yes, these blades use a universal shank that is compatible with all major reciprocating saw brands including Bosch, Makita, DeWalt and Milwaukee. If your saw accepts standard recip blades, the S1110VF will fit.
Can these blades cut through nails as well as the surrounding wood?
Yes. The HSS cutting edge is hard enough to cut through nails embedded in timber, which is exactly what the blade is designed for. It will not chew through thick bolts or hardened fixings, but standard wire nails and screws in reclaimed timber are no problem.
The S1110VF uses a bi-metal construction with a high carbon steel body for flexibility and shock resistance, bonded to a high speed steel cutting edge for tooth hardness and edge retention. The milled and side set tooth profile provides kerf clearance to reduce binding in the cut. At 228mm, the blade length suits deep cuts through structural timber and most demolition applications.
Blade Length
228mm
Blade Type
Bi-Metal
Body Material
High Carbon Steel (HCS)
Cutting Edge Material
High Speed Steel (HSS)
Tooth Set
Milled and Side Set (MSS)
Shank Type
Universal
Application
Wood with nails, thin sheet metal, all wood
Pack Quantity
5
Box Quantity
5
Size
228mm
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