Reciprocating saw blades Hikoki RD32B/S711DF — 5 pcs

Set of 5 reciprocating saw blades Hikoki RD32B/S711DF is intended for use with compatible reciprocating (sabre) saws for demolition, rough cutting and renovation tasks. These replacement blades are designed to provide reliable cutting performance on a range of common construction materials, making them suitable for work where fast, aggressive material removal is required. The pack contains five identical blades so that users can complete multiple cuts or replace worn blades quickly on the job.

Advantages

The Hikoki RD32B/S711DF blades combine durable construction and a tooth geometry optimised for rapid cutting. They offer consistent cutting speed across softwood, wood with nails and mixed construction materials, with teeth shaped to reduce binding and overheating during intensive use. The blades are easy to change, compatible with standard reciprocating saw blade holders, and their length and tooth pitch are chosen to balance control and removal rate for renovation and demolition tasks.

Suitable for

• Demolition and renovation where fast material removal is required
• Cutting timber and softwood framing
• Working with wood containing nails or embedded metal
• General plumbing and carpentry repair tasks
• Mixed-material cutting on construction sites

Key specifications

• Quantity in pack: 5 blades
• Blade type: reciprocating / sabre saw blade
• Intended cutting application: demolition, renovation and rough cutting
• Material compatibility: wood, wood with nails, mixed construction materials
• Tooth design: aggressive tooth geometry for fast cutting and reduced binding
• Connection: fits standard reciprocating saw blade holders

How to use

Install a blade in your reciprocating saw according to the saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is mounted securely and oriented correctly for the cut direction. Choose appropriate blade speed and stroke settings for the material being cut, and let the blade do the work without applying excessive downward force. For cutting wood with embedded nails, maintain a steady feed rate and avoid twisting the blade. Replace a blade when cutting performance decreases or when teeth show visible wear.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. When cutting mixed materials, clamp the workpiece securely and inspect it for hidden obstructions before cutting. Store spare blades in a dry place to prevent corrosion and keep them accessible for quick replacement during renovation or demolition tasks.