Heavy Duty SAWZALL Recip Blades from Milwaukee

Milwaukee sponsored video in which Roger thoroughly tests the range of Sawzall reciprocating blades by cutting through tough thick metals.

Milwaukee blades tested include:

Thick Metal Heavy Duty Torch Blade with Carbide Teeth
The AX Heavy Duty Demolition Blade
The Torch Blade

#MilwaukeeTools #Metalworking #PowerTools

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[willevans]

Unbelievable I’ve been a builder for 30 yrs an that was very impressive

[robinclevettcarpenter]

I really like these blades, have been using them for about a year, well worth a try if you have not tried them

[timmargereson]

I've been using these for about a year. The torch (carbide tooth) blades are excellent, mainly use on cast soil stacks but also will go through 10mm thick RSJ's (cutting down needles).
The ice hardened torch blades (non carbide teeth) are a complete waste of money in my opinion. Not really any better than any other recip blade, just an awful lot more expensive.
The carbide tooth ax blade is all I use in my sawzall now. Incredible blade for demo of stud walls, joists and rafters. A bit harder to find in 300mm but really well worth the money.
It'll go through studs, cable, pipe, plasterboard & door linings all in one go. Highly recommended.
Happy New Year to all 👍👍
Regards
Tim

[LedSledJoe]

This was exactly the video I needed. I had an electric plug in type and it was fairly great but its time to go cordless.

[Lyndalewinder]

Welcome to the Milwauke better than a bit of

[brianfield]

Great video roger, looks like a fantastic bit of kit,

[rich]

I agree rog, i think its the carbon contained within the material itself that lubricates the cut when machining cast iron. No need for oil or suds.

[Wroom]

I have the torch blade. It will not disappoint :) I think tho that longevity is closely connected to cutting with the whole blade. Cooling it down will probably extent the lifetime significantly. I have cut through 5-6mm steel profiles before with blades like this, but then I used cooling.

[loco]

I can confirm that these blades are just as good and as long lasting as the well known Diablo brand.

[sawomirjarzyna]

I am using same, but from Hilti Poland. Regards for Skill Builder.

[wemcal]

Great video... and great blade... great information

[Nguyena]

Diablo combined with Makita gives great results 👍

[DH-pede]

Great test, and video Roger. Thanks. Just a wild question: how do you think those blades would perform against, erm, a safe deposit box, or perhaps a bank vault? What blade would you recommend for them? Just asking for a friend.

[bagsquadreezy]

Will a m18 5.0 battery cut through metal?

[geza]

Freebee, gotta love em bro, greeting form down under

[choochoochooseyou]

You mentioned not using cutting oil on the cast iron pipe. What's the reason behind that please?

[arthurlewis]

Try a one inch grade 8 bolt that will tell you what you need to know

[dedsert]

do the carbide blades go through screws well?

[dermotmckee]

Do these blades fit any reciprocating saw

[ruairigoat]

Great channel lads. "Project farm" is another good channel. Really worth a look to see how different brands compare.