Review on 🔪 3/4-Inch W Hackzall(TM) Blade Set, 4-inch by Joe Roberts

Almost as strong as Khakzal. nearly. Usually when I break them, it's partly because of poor technique and overuse (meaning the blade is so hot it melts to the melting point, making it easier to deform). They were originally designed for the M12 Hackzall to be honest, and I use the M18 - sooner or later Milwaukee will start selling lead-coated, diamond-tipped, serrated titanium blades designed to match the power of the M18 exploit. For now they fit. The thin kerf option is also great if needed (one included in the kit). As expected, short cuts hold up much better than long cuts, so make sure you use the minimum length. that will get the job done. Remember to practice shallow plunge cuts with the press, both for accuracy and because it helps protect the blade.