Reciprocating Saw Blades GEKO G01251 — 72 pcs for Metal and Wood

Set of 72 GEKO G01251 reciprocating saw blades designed for cutting metal and wood. This assortment combines multiple blade types in a single pack to cover a variety of demolition, renovation and workshop tasks. Blades feature a universal shank profile that fits standard reciprocating saws accepting universal shank blades, providing a practical selection for mixed-material cutting jobs.

Advantages

The 72-piece set offers a comprehensive mix of blades suited for both metal and wood, reducing the need to purchase individual blades separately. Blades in the pack are grouped to provide options for fast rough cuts as well as finer, controlled cutting. The universal shank design ensures compatibility with most reciprocating saw models, making the set convenient for professionals and DIY users who require a ready supply of replacement blades.

Suitable for

• Demolition work involving mixed materials
• Renovation tasks where both metal and wood cutting are required
• General workshop and maintenance use
• Cutting pipes, profiles and wooden studs

Key specifications

• Quantity: 72 blades in one set
• Material application: blades for metal and blades for wood
• Shank type: universal shank compatible with standard reciprocating saws
• Assortment: multiple tooth geometries for different cutting speeds and finishes

How to use

Select a blade suitable for the material and the desired cut quality. Insert the blade into the reciprocating saw's blade holder according to the saw manufacturer's instructions and secure it firmly. When cutting metal, use steady feed and moderate speed to avoid overheating; when cutting wood, allow the blade to cut freely without forcing. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment—eye protection, gloves and hearing protection—while operating the saw and change blades when worn or damaged to maintain cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

For longer blade life when cutting metal, periodically withdraw the blade to clear chips and use cutting lubricant if appropriate. For cleaner cuts in wood, use blades with finer tooth pitch and keep the saw stable to minimize vibration.