Metal Cutting Recip Saw Blades Bi-Metal

Product Description There is a particular kind of downtime on a demolition site that no schedule accounts for: the pause after a blade lets go. One moment the saw is chewing through a stud; the next, the accessory has fractured at the shank, the stroke is running empty, and someone is fishing a broken stub out of a kerf. High-carbon blades fail this way because they are hard but brittle, and mixed-material work punishes brittleness relentlessly—a nail in reclaimed framing, a screw shank in a stud, a length of steel conduit sharing the same cut line as timber. Metal Cutting Recip Saw Blades Bi-Metal answer that failure mode directly. A hardened high-speed steel tooth edge does the cutting; a flexible steel backing absorbs the shock; and the blade bends through the impact instead of breaking, so the crew keeps working through material that does not announce what is inside it. Application Scenarios When a job site is filled with mixed debris, standard cutting tools often become a liabilit…