STANLEY metal saw blades FATMAX set 18 TPI, 2 pcs

Set of two STANLEY FATMAX metal saw blades with 18 TPI, designed for fine, controlled cutting of metal. These blades are intended for use in reciprocating and compatible hand saws that accept standard shank blades. The 18 teeth-per-inch configuration provides a balance between cut speed and finish quality, making the set suitable for cutting steel sheets, thin-walled pipes and metal profiles in professional and DIY metalworking tasks.

Advantages

These FATMAX metal saw blades deliver a fine-toothed cutting edge that reduces vibration and improves control during cuts. The pair format ensures spare capacity on the job without interrupting work to replace blades immediately. The blades are manufactured for consistent tooth geometry, which helps produce straighter cuts and reduces burr formation on metal edges.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel sheets and panels
• Trimming thin-walled metal pipes and tubing
• Making straight cuts in metal profiles and channels
• Professional metalworking where fine finish is required
• DIY and renovation tasks involving metal components

Key specifications

• Quantity: 2 blades
• Tooth pitch: 18 TPI (teeth per inch) for fine cutting
• Compatibility: standard shank reciprocating and hand saws
• Material application: metal (steel sheets, pipes, profiles)
• Intended use: professional and DIY metal cutting

How to use

Install the blade into a reciprocating saw or compatible hand saw according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is securely latched and the teeth face the material for a pull or push cut as specified by your saw. Mark the cutting line on the workpiece and clamp it firmly to prevent movement. Start cutting at moderate speed with steady pressure; let the blade do the work to avoid bending or premature wear. Replace the blade when cutting becomes slow, produces excessive burrs, or if teeth become damaged.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use cutting fluid or light lubrication when cutting thicker steel to reduce heat and extend blade life. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment—gloves, eye protection and hearing protection—and secure the workpiece before cutting. Store spare blades in a dry place to prevent corrosion.