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

Great blades and the Hackzall is a great tool. In terms of packaging, I'd expect a grizzly bear or angry honey badger to come out of the plastic as it's strong enough to open.

Great starter knife set if you buy Sawzall. I bought this set specifically for the PVC wood, but I'm sure I'll get plenty of use of other woods in the future as well. Comes with a handy carry case so your blades don't clutter up your toolbox.

I've used a few of these blades with the M18 Hackzall and so far I've cut wood, drywall, copper and branches from trees and shrubs. It took everything I threw at it and works great. I love it and hope the M18 Hackzall and these blades last for many years to come.

My title speaks for itself. I'm a Milwaukee fan for a reason. This is the highest quality. These are real blades for Hackzall. I have version M12. I'm a fan of the M12 because it includes an incredible air compressor (compact inflator). I'm not a professional mechanic or DIYer, so I don't need the raw power of the M18 range. But these saw blades fit either M12 or M18 saws. Win.

I bought these blades in place of regular saw blades and was impressed with their durability and ease of use. They were great for occasional jobs and jobs I've always done on commercial HVAC refurbishments and other extra jobs during my time at work! Also, they're great for home and do-it-yourself jobs or anyone looking for a one-stop solution for making easy cuts in light/medium metal or wood without having to make a ton of it.

I bought the M12 Milwaukee Hackzall and wanted a blade set to see what I would use. longer medium coarse blades. The 6 small blades are 3" long when inserted and the longer blades are 5" long when inserted. The set includes a storage box for blades. This is a good set if you've just bought a hackzall (like me) to see what you're going to use. Like all Milwaukee products, they work well.

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…