Reciprocating Saw Blades, 4″ to 12″

Reciprocating saws have become standard workhorses on jobsites today. From roughing in lumbar, to cutting sheet metal, to demolishing walls, and everything in between, there is a blade and saw available.
Generally speaking, besides the length of the blade, the number of teeth per inch (TPI) is the defining characteristic of the blades. A lower TPI number means a rougher cut and is useful for wood, plastics, and fiberglass. A higher TPI means a finer cut and is useful for metals.

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Length & Teeth

4″, 18 TPI, 6″, 6 TPI, 6″, 10 TPI, 6″, 14 TPI, 6″, 18 TPI, 6″, 24 TPI, 8″, 10 TPI, 8″, 14 TPI, 8″, 18 TPI, 9″, 6 TPI, 12″, 5-8 TPI, 12″, 10-14 TPI, 12″, 18 TPI

Reciprocating saws have become standard workhorses on jobsites today. From roughing in lumbar, to cutting sheet metal, to demolishing walls, and everything in between, there is a blade and saw available.
Generally speaking, besides the length of the blade, the number of teeth per inch (TPI) is the defining characteristic of the blades. A lower TPI number means a rougher cut and is useful for wood, plastics, and fiberglass. A higher TPI means a finer cut and is useful for metals.