Milwaukee reciprocating saw blades Wrecker 300 mm 7/11T set of 5

Set of five Milwaukee Wrecker reciprocating saw blades, each 300 mm long with a 7/11 TPI (teeth per inch) variable pitch. These blades are designed for demolition and general cutting tasks where an aggressive tooth geometry and alternating tooth pitch reduce vibration and increase cutting speed. Constructed for use in reciprocating/sabre saws on construction and renovation sites, the blades deliver fast material removal across wood, nails-in-wood, and mixed construction materials.

Advantages

The Wrecker blades combine a 300 mm blade length with a variable 7/11 TPI tooth configuration to balance fast, aggressive cutting and smoother feed into the material. Variable pitch reduces vibration and chatter for more stable sawing, while the aggressive tooth geometry improves cutting speed in demolition tasks. The set of five ensures ready replacement on job sites, reducing downtime during renovation or dismantling work.

Suitable for

• Demolition work and dismantling of wooden structures
• Cutting wood with embedded nails or screws
• General construction and renovation cutting tasks
• Cutting mixed materials commonly found on job sites
• Use in reciprocating/sabre saws for fast material removal

Key specifications

• Blade length: 300 mm
• Tooth configuration: variable pitch 7/11 TPI
• Set quantity: 5 blades
• Tooth geometry: aggressive cutting profile for fast removal
• Compatibility: designed for use in standard reciprocating/sabre saws

How to use

Install a blade into the reciprocating saw according to the saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is securely locked and oriented correctly for forward cutting. Start cutting at a controlled speed, allowing the aggressive teeth to shear material without forcing the saw. For plunge cuts, begin with a shallow entry and increase pressure gradually. Replace blades when cutting performance or tooth wear reduces efficiency.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use these blades for demolition and rough cutting where speed is more important than fine finish. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, secure workpieces, and select a blade length that provides sufficient reach and clearance for the cut. Avoid using excessively high feed pressure to prolong blade life and reduce stress on the saw.