🔪 High-Quality 9" L Reciprocating Saw Blade, 5 pk.: A Reliable Cutting Companion Review

I had to cut quite a bit and they came in very handy. I installed them on my Ryobi cordless saw and my wife had no problem cutting the branches off so they could be carried away. She had never used it before and I really thought she would bend the blade but she didn't. blades are hard.

I'm tired of chainsaw blades getting dull and having to be changed every week. I bought a saber saw and these pruning knives. My newest blade like this cuts 2-4 inch trees with ease. This retired grandmother took my new knife and a week to saw through an 18 inch log. I had to let the saw cool down every 15 minutes but it did the job better than my chainsaw. I didn't even have to change the blade.

add it to your corded/cordless saw and get to work. Lots of small cedars were cleared - little more than a pair of pruning shears will do, but it's too much for a chainsaw. Step by step, those bad boys. I run them through the mud and trim the juniper flush, no problem! Need to dig up trees and cut the roots? cutting blade! Cleaning gutters and need a quick finishing solution? These blades are for you! Update: They also cut 3" XPS foam well. PSA: Watch your fingers.

These blades are pretty tough for cutting branches. I went to all the local big stores and couldn't find anything like these blades. They have an aggressive blade pattern and are very sharp. Take them out of the packaging carefully. They cut branches from small-diameter trees and even fell small trees. They're perfect for homeowners who need a bit of trimming and don't want to spend money on a chainsaw. They are fat and can take a beating. Worth the price for five of them.

I use these blades in my 28v Milwaukee brush clearing saw out in the pasture. They work well on trees and branches up to 4 inches tall. A chainsaw is better for large trees and branches; These blades will get the job done, but it will take time. You should look at what is next to the tree or branch you are cutting. If the tip of the blade hits a nearby branch or tree, the blade will bend. There's no real problem if you don't make it a habit; The blade is easy to straighten. It's amazing how…

They were a bit more expensive than the porter cable blades I used to buy but wow! . they hold up much better in my sawzall! I used two blades from the pack for very heavy and messy cutting. Eventually, these blades will simply bend before breaking. I had to remove some very old, very thick [and still alive] Photinia (Red Tip) roots and cut them into the dirt. I also had to cut some crape myrtle stems. Also, I had a long section of 8" x 8" PTL that needed to be cut into sections (ready to pick…

I wasn't expecting much from these blades. Wow, I was wrong. I originally bought them for situations where scissors won't do the trick and you don't feel like using a handsaw or chainsaw. I also bought a pack of 5 blades thinking these blades would dull and warp quickly. After a good windy rain a maple tree fell in the back of my garden taking many vines with it. My chainsaw broke because I gave it to a friend, if you know what I mean. I decided to take them, clean my 18v hackzall, all my…

Really irreplaceable thing for winter pruning of trees and pruning of roots. I use them instead of a hand saw for cuts that are too big for heavy hand shears and for those hard to reach places you can't reach with other tools. I've used similar blades from Porter Cable, but they have hardened steel blade tips so they don't dull quickly. They're also reinforced at the base, making them less likely to break when flexed. I use a chainsaw for anything over 4 inches and I find that the 9-12 inch…