Reciprocating Diamond Grit Saw Blade – 200mm – Pk1 – Tile, Metal, Wood, Plastic, Stone

The 200mm diamond grit reciprocating saw blade is one of those tools that earns its place on the van permanently. Rather than swapping blades every time the material changes, this single blade handles brick, mortar, cast iron, tiles, glass, wood, plastic, marble, laminates and breeze block. On a demolition job where you have no idea what you are cutting into next, that matters more than you might think.

The diamond grit edge is vacuum brazed onto the blade body, which is a proper bonding process rather than a simple coating. That means the grit stays where it belongs through sustained, hard cutting rather than flaking off the moment you push into something awkward. The cutting action is smooth and non-binding, so the blade does not snag and fight you mid-cut in the way cheaper abrasive blades often do.

Where the 200mm Diamond Grit Reciprocating Saw Blade Gets Used

Strip-out work, second-fix demolition, cutting chases through mixed masonry, removing embedded pipe work, and general site clearance are where this blade comes into its own. Roofers find it useful for cutting through fibre cement, old slate or roof tiles without needing to switch to a disc cutter. Plumbers and first fixers reaching into walls of unknown construction appreciate having something that will handle whatever is in there without a trip back to the van.

Compatibility and Fitting

The universal shank fits the vast majority of reciprocating and sabre saw machines on the market, so there is no fiddling around with adaptors. It is comparable to the Bosch S1750RD if you are looking for a reference point, though this one comes in at a much friendlier price.

At 200mm length it gives a good reach into cavities and behind boards without being unwieldy. For site work where you need one blade that simply gets on with it, this is a practical, reliable choice at a price that makes having a spare in the bag an easy decision.