9 Inch 14 18 TPI Bi

[Size: 9 Inch 14/18 TPI, Number of Items: 50]
Good blades for the money and they showed up on time

[Size: 9 Inch 14/18 TPI, Number of Items: 25]
I picked up this 25-pack of Sawzall blades for a variety of projects around my property, and they've been a great value. Having multiple blade types on hand makes it easy to switch between cutting wood, metal, and demolition work without stopping to buy replacements.The blades fit my reciprocating saw securely, cut efficiently, and have held up well through regular use. They've stayed sharp longer than I expected, even when tackling tougher materials.Overall, this is a solid assortment of blades for anyone who uses a reciprocating saw regularly. The quality has been excellent, the variety is useful, and the pack offers plenty of value for the money.

[Size: 9 Inch 14/18 TPI, Number of Items: 25, Size: 9 Inch 14/18 TPI, Number of Items: 25]
Very reasonable cost multi pack of metal blades.They are on the thinner side but that is fine for demo low cost blades.They cut well and stay sharp about inline for what they are ( have used much worse)Cutting through nails was no problem but a half dozen screws in mostly the same spot did in a blade but that was expected.The case they come in is thin and already broken on arrival, will tape it over and will be fine.They do flex and return to shape well but being then you can double fold them and they are toast at that point.The one star removal is for the case and they are not high end blades and although good they don't deserve top notch rating.

[Size: 9 Inch 14/18 TPI, Number of Items: 25]
This 25-pack of reciprocating saw blades is an excellent value for anyone who regularly cuts metal. The assortment provides plenty of replacement blades, and the included organizer keeps everything neatly stored and easy to access.I was impressed by the build quality. The bi-metal construction feels durable, and the blades hold their edge well through repeated cuts. They cut smoothly through steel, metal tubing, and other medium-thickness materials with minimal vibration.The 14/18 TPI design offers a nice balance between cutting speed and a clean finish, making these blades useful for a variety of metalworking and automotive projects. They also performed well during demolition work where durability is important.The non-stick coating helps reduce friction and heat buildup, allowing the blades to cut more efficiently while extending their usable life. Even after multiple cuts, they continued to perform consistently.The sturdy storage organizer is a nice addition, making it easy to keep the blades protected and organized in a toolbox or workshop.Overall, this is a high-quality blade set that offers dependable performance, durability, and excellent value. It's a great choice for DIYers, mechanics, contractors, and anyone who needs reliable reciprocating saw blades for cutting metal.

[Size: 9 Inch 14/18 TPI, Number of Items: 25]
These blades worked well to cut through a couple of random test nails. There was minor damage pretty quickly, but I think they are good for average DIY use. The value of these over more expensive blades is debatable. I personally would rather pay less upfront and let my need for them determine value, but I know I won't need them as much as others.One thing I love about these is the case design. I wish all my blades came in this type of case. Don't really know how to describe it, but it makes everything very secure and easy to access.

[Size: 9 Inch 14/18 TPI, Number of Items: 25]
Overview: A solid 25-pack of 9-inch bi-metal reciprocating saw blades designed for medium metal cutting that are durable, widely compatible, and come with a handy organizer.I've tried these reciprocating saw blades out a few times and they will last a very long time. They appear to be made of high quality materials. The 14/18 TPI dual-pattern design handles medium metals from 1/16 to 5/16 inches thick, covering automotive dismantling, construction, demolition, and PVC pipe work. At 0.042 inches thick, these are noticeably more rigid than standard blades, which reduces flex and breakage during heavier cuts 💪The "non-stick coated carbide alloy steel" construction keeps the blade cooler during extended use and helps prevent binding. The arched tooth design supposedly engages more contact with the material per stroke, which means less vibration and smoother cuts without extra effort. They're universally compatible with all major reciprocating saw brands, so no adapter needed. Buying 25 at once sounds like overkill until you're mid-project and snap one, and suddenly having extras on hand feels like the smartest decision you made all week 🔩 The included organizer keeps them sorted and easy to find. Value is pretty good for a 25-pack at this price.

[Size: 9 Inch 14/18 TPI, Number of Items: 25, Size: 9 Inch 14/18 TPI, Number of Items: 25]
In my honest opinion, when it comes to saw blades that you are going to use to cut metal, it is much better to buy a large pack of lesser known brand names than buying a smaller pack of a brand name blade. That’s because when it comes to cutting metal, in my experience, brand name blades only give you slightly longer use time before they also need to be replaced.Since these blades are from a completely unknown brand, it did not bother me at all. That’s because many of these lesser-known brands are actually the exact same products manufactured in China, simply repackaged and rebranded under different names for the Western market. And, in my opinion, that is exactly the case with these blades. They quality and performance of these blades is just too good and it is clear that these blades are being manufactured by a company that also makes these same blades that are packages under known brand names.They just performed too good for that not to be the case. They handled the heat and friction of cutting through solid steel too well. They didn't bind, twist, or snap under heavy pressure, which is usually the first sign of cheap manufacturing or poor heat treatment. Even when pushing them through thicker metal, the cutting speed remained consistent with what you would expect from a premium blade.Getting a 25 pack of these bi-metal reciprocating blades for $35 is a great value. The quality is too good for some unknown brand and in my opinion, it is definitely manufactured by the same company that is producing brand name blades, but it is simply repackaged and rebranded under different names for the Western market. I highly recommend grabbing these blades.

[Size: 9 Inch 14/18 TPI, Number of Items: 25, Size: 9 Inch 14/18 TPI, Number of Items: 25]
These blades work fine to demo a deck by cutting off the screws. Note that they are metal fine teeth blades, not wood + metal, so won’t cut easily through wood, but does seem to tackle the nails fine. The cutting is a bit slower than other more expensive blades, and I suspect these won’t last as long either, but for just over $1 a piece, as long as you don’t mind replacing blades more frequently, they will do the job. Cutting through nails was easier, but the 2 1/2 inch and 3 inch deck screws I was cutting through would probably be better accomplished with blades made more for that purpose. You can see in the photo after cutting 2 screws the teeth are still fine and just some of the paint worn off. Time will tell after using it to tear apart a.larger section. Overall though, they work as advertised to cut through metal and I suspect work really well for auto demo. I do like the plastic case it came with, although it was damaged upon receipt on one end that I had to tape up, but it was no big deal. Once repaired, the case works nice in that it has a slit in it to shake out and get one blade at a time.