Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blades

These demolition reciprocating saw blades are not your average supermarket pack of three. Built from bi-metal construction with M42 high speed steel teeth containing 8% cobalt, they are designed for the kind of cutting that chews through regular blades in minutes. Whether you are ripping into steel pipe on a strip-out, cutting through nail-embedded timber, or doing rescue work where the blade needs to perform without argument, these are the ones to reach for.

The key difference is in the dimensions. Most standard reciprocating saw blades are 19mm wide and around 0.8mm to 0.9mm thick. These run at 22mm wide and 1.6mm thick. That extra width and thickness translates directly into blade stability during the cut, particularly on awkward angles or when the material is unpredictable. Less flex, less wander, more control. The backing steel is also a higher grade than what you will find on budget blades, which is what allows the whole thing to absorb the punishment of demolition use without fatigue cracking.

What the Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade Variants Cover

The metal cutting versions are suited to steel plate, steel pipes, box section, and profiles. Good for trade work where you are cutting through structural steel or pipework that needs to come out cleanly. The wood cutting variants handle fast rough cutting through hard and soft timber, nail-embedded wood, plasterboard, particle board, and non-ferrous metals including aluminium. Essentially the sort of material mix you encounter on any honest demolition job.

Both variants use a universal shank fitting that works with most reciprocating saw machines. The special geometry milled teeth are designed to bite hard and stay sharp longer than pressed-tooth alternatives. Available in 150mm and 225mm lengths, and in 6tpi or 9tpi depending on whether you need faster aggressive cuts or a slightly finer finish on the demolition reciprocating saw blade you are using.