Product Description A blade that shatters mid-cut costs more than the blade. It costs the hour spent extracting the broken stub, the workpiece that now has a jagged scar through it, and the momentum of a crew that has to stop and regroup. The usual cause is a single-material accessory meeting a mixed-material reality: a nail buried in reclaimed framing, a screw hidden in a stud, a steel conduit sharing the same wall cavity as timber. Multipurpose Bi-Metal Recip Saw Blades are built for exactly that reality. A flexible steel body backed by hardened tooth edges lets the blade flex under shock instead of snapping, so one accessory carries a crew through wood, plastic, and ferrous metal without a mid-job swap. What this blade sells is continuity: a hardened tooth edge for the abrasive contact, a flexible body for the shock, and a geometry that keeps cutting when the material changes under the stroke. Where a fine-tooth Reciprocating saw blade would stall at the first nail and a light Oscil…

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