Reciprocating saw blade Cellfast 610 mm for wet wood, model 41-056

Reciprocating saw blade Cellfast 610 mm for wet wood, model 41-056 is a long replacement blade designed to fit compatible reciprocating and sabre saws. Its 610 mm length provides extended reach for deep cuts and makes it suitable for demolition, pruning and construction tasks where moist, green or recently felled timber is present. The blade’s geometry and tooth configuration are intended for aggressive material removal in rough carpentry and site work involving wet wood.

Advantages

The long 610 mm blade length increases cutting depth and accessibility in hard-to-reach areas without requiring special saw modifications. Designed for wet wood, the blade maintains cutting efficiency on moist fibers and reduces clogging compared with standard blades not optimized for green timber. Its robust construction is intended to withstand the higher loads and more frequent maintenance typical of demolition and pruning work.

Suitable for

• Demolition of wooden structures with moisture content or green timber
• Pruning large branches and cutting recently felled trees
• Rough carpentry and on-site timber cutting where deep cuts are required
• Situations requiring extended reach or long stroke cutting

Key specifications

• Overall length: 610 mm for deep and extended cuts
• Intended material: wet, green or moist wood
• Compatibility: fits standard reciprocating/sabre saw blade holders (check saw model for fit)
• Application type: demolition, pruning, construction and rough carpentry

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible reciprocating or sabre saw according to the saw manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the blade is securely locked in the holder. Use steady, controlled strokes and allow the blade to do the cutting without forcing; for wet wood, moderate feed pressure improves life and cutting performance. Replace the blade if teeth become worn, bent, or if cutting quality decreases significantly. Always ensure the saw is powered off and disconnected from the power source before changing the blade.

Usage recommendations

For best results when cutting wet or green wood, use appropriate personal protective equipment, clamp or stabilize workpieces when possible, and avoid excessive bending of the long blade. Inspect the blade after heavy use and keep teeth clear of sap and debris to maintain cutting efficiency.