Saw blade Makita B-66329 for metal wood bimetal 6 cm depth 32 mm width

The Makita B-66329 is a bimetal saw blade designed for cutting both metal and wood. With a working depth of 6 cm and a blade width of 32 mm, this accessory is intended for reciprocating saws and similar power tools where a durable, multi-material cutting edge is required. The bimetal construction combines a high-speed steel cutting edge with a flexible backing to provide extended life and resistance to breakage during demanding cutting operations.

Advantages

The bimetal construction provides a balance of hardness and flexibility to resist tooth chipping and premature wear. A 6 cm cutting depth allows efficient penetration into thicker material sections while the 32 mm width offers stable guided cuts. The blade is suitable for continuous cutting of ferrous and non-ferrous metals as well as soft and hardwoods, reducing the need to change blades between tasks. Built to maintain sharpness and withstand heat generated during cutting, the blade supports steady, reliable performance.

Suitable for

• Cutting thin to moderate thickness metal sheets and profiles
• Pruning and cutting wooden components, including soft and hardwood
• Demolition and renovation tasks requiring cutting of mixed materials
• Installation work where versatile, multi-material cutting is needed

Key specifications

• Type: bimetal saw blade for reciprocating saws
• Working depth: 6 cm
• Blade width: 32 mm
• Material compatibility: metal and wood
• Design: high-speed steel cutting edge with flexible backing

How to use

Select a compatible reciprocating saw and ensure the blade clamp accepts the blade type. Secure the workpiece and set appropriate clamping or support to prevent movement. Insert the Makita B-66329 blade into the saw according to the saw manufacturer's blade installation instructions and tighten the clamp. Start the saw at low speed to establish the cut and then proceed at a controlled feed rate appropriate for the material. Avoid forcing the blade; allow the teeth to cut at their own pace to reduce heat buildup and prolong blade life.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves, and hearing protection. For metal cutting, apply intermittent cutting and allow the blade to cool if excessive heat develops. For improved cutting life, secure thin sheet materials to prevent vibration. Replace the blade when cutting performance decreases or teeth show visible wear.