High-Quality EZARC 9-Inch Reciprocating Saw Blades - Bi-Metal, Cobalt Nail Embedded, Perfect for Wood & Pallet Dismantling - 10/14TPI - 10-Pack Review

I bought these to break down pallets for a pallet wall. They work great. I've only cut 2 pallets so far so I'm not sure how many more will cut a blade.

I've tried several other demo blades and they keep losing teeth. However, I showed these over 20 pallets before I lost my first tooth. I'm only on my second blade in the league. Works better than expected.

Nails in pallets are very easy to cut. But they tend to bend slightly when you catch the board with them. They don't cost much so it's not the worst and you get a lot of blades for little money. I'm sure I'll be buying another pack when I've finished this one.

Finer teeth than the standard demo blade for a smoother cut. I used them on the inside of the 2x6 walls to trim the sheathing around the window openings and at the ends of the gables. He hit a few nails in the process (sloppy frames) and he easily cut through them with no noticeable tarnishing.

I ordered these because I build with pallets. They're great for getting into a small hole without removing a lot of wood. The only downside is that they are thin. This works to hit those small areas between the pallet board and the runner. BUT they heat up quickly and therefore bend easily in the middle of the blade. They lasted about 3 1/2 pallets before needing replacement.

I use this product to fix small mistakes that construction crews invariably make. It cuts nails well, but it cuts wood slowly. So use a hammer to loosen the connection and cut the nails! It holds well and cuts wood, albeit slowly. It is not designed for plunge cuts and is therefore thinner than high performance demonstrator blades. It will bend if you hit it with something, but it can be straightened out to some extent with your hands. (Do not burn). This is a great product at a great price.

These are great for cutting pallets. I've bought delimbing knives in the past that are quite long, but they wear out quickly and don't cut. Being able to cut through 3 pallets with a blade, not 1.5. I could probably make another pallet, maybe 2 more, but I'm more concerned about how quickly I can break them than wasting time with a semi-dull blade. I have blades for trimming hanging branches and other things around the house. hence they serve multiple purposes.