Reciprocating Saw Blades Irwin 225 mm – Set of 5

Set of five Irwin reciprocating saw blades, each 225 mm in length, designed for use with standard reciprocating (sabre) saws. These blades are made for demolition, rough cutting and general-purpose work in wood and some composite materials. The pack provides multiple blades for on-site replacement and continuous workflow during construction, renovation and repair tasks.

Advantages

Irwin 225 mm reciprocating saw blades are built to fit common blade holders and deliver consistent cutting performance across a range of coarse cutting operations. The set of five ensures immediate availability of spare blades, reducing downtime. The blades balance cutting speed and durability for tasks that require fast material removal rather than fine finish.

Suitable for

• Demolition and rough framing work
• Cutting structural and non-structural wood
• Removing door frames, window sills and timber fixtures
• Work on renovation sites where fast, aggressive cutting is needed
• Cutting some composite panels and laminated materials (where coarse teeth are appropriate)

Key specifications

• Blade length: 225 mm
• Pack quantity: 5 blades
• Intended application: wood and selected composite materials
• Compatibility: standard reciprocating (sabre) saw blade holders
• Tooth style: coarse tooth geometry for aggressive, fast cuts

How to use

Install the blade in the reciprocating saw following the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is locked securely in the holder and oriented for cutting on the correct stroke. Use steady, controlled feed pressure—allow the blade to cut without forcing it—to prolong blade life and maintain control. For embedded nails or mixed-material demolition, proceed slowly to avoid excessive blade damage. Replace blades when cutting slows significantly or teeth show visible wear.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match blade tooth geometry to the material: use these coarse-tooth Irwin blades for fast, rough cuts in wood and similar materials. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, clamp or secure workpieces, and operate the saw at speeds recommended by the saw manufacturer. Store spare blades dry and protected to prevent corrosion.