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Reciprocating Saw Blade

  • Carbon steel blade used for soft woods and plastics. Do not use for material with nails.
  • Carbon-tipped blades are best for nail-free wood, nonferrous metal, plastic and fiberglass.
  • High speed steel blade is used for most metals, plastics and fiberglass. Blades are brittle and easily broken.
  • Bimetal blades combine carbon steel and high speed steel. They last as much as three times longer than other blades.
 

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