Saw blade set GEKO 28-piece for reciprocating saw — assorted blades for wood, metal, and demolition

GEKO 28-piece saw blade set for reciprocating saws provides a selection of blades designed to cover woodcutting, metal cutting and demolition tasks. The kit combines various tooth geometries and blade lengths to handle different materials and cutting directions, offering a ready assortment for renovation, construction and general repair work where multiple blade types are required.

Advantages

The set simplifies blade selection by grouping multiple purpose-built blades in one package, reducing downtime on jobs that require frequent blade changes. Different tooth pitches and profiles allow cleaner cuts in wood, controlled cutting in metal and robust performance for demolition or coarse cutting. Blades are compatible with standard reciprocating (sabre) saws that accept t-shank or universal shanks, enabling quick fitting and secure retention during use.

Suitable for

• Cutting soft and hardwood, plywood and composite boards
• Cutting ferrous and non-ferrous metals with thinner sections
• Demolition, pruning of wooden structures and coarse dismantling
• On-site renovation and general repair tasks requiring multiple blade types

Key specifications

• Quantity: 28 blades with mixed tooth geometries and lengths
• Material suitability: wood, metal, demolition/coarse materials
• Shank compatibility: fits common reciprocating saw shank types
• Tooth types: fine-tooth blades for metal, medium and coarse teeth for wood and demolition
• Application range: straight cuts, plunge cuts and controlled demolition

How to use

Select a blade appropriate for the material and cut type. Insert the blade into the reciprocating saw according to the saw manufacturer's instructions and ensure it is locked securely. For metal cutting use a fine-tooth blade at moderate feed pressure and steady speed; for wood cutting choose a medium- or coarse-tooth blade and allow the blade to do the work without excessive force. For demolition or rough cutting use a coarse, aggressive blade and ensure the workpiece is supported and clamped if possible. Replace blades when they become worn, dull or damaged to maintain cutting quality and safety.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection. Use the correct blade type for the material to extend blade life and improve cut quality. Keep blades dry and store them in the original packaging or a suitable organizer to prevent damage and corrosion.