Sabre saw blade Wolfcraft 2299000 Bimetal, 150 mm overall, 130 mm working, 2.5 mm TPI, max cut 8 mm, 2 pcs

Wolfcraft 2299000 bimetal sabre saw blades are designed for use with reciprocating (sabre) saws featuring a pendulum stroke. Each pack contains two 150 mm overall length blades with a 130 mm working length and 2.5 mm tooth pitch. These blades are intended for cutting non‑ferrous metals, sheet metal and steel up to a maximum thickness of 8 mm, providing a balance between cutting speed and edge life for renovation, metal fabrication and general workshop tasks.

Advantages

Constructed from bimetal material, the blades combine flexibility with wear resistance to reduce breakage during demanding cuts. The 2.5 mm tooth spacing offers efficient material removal for thin to medium metal sheets while maintaining a controlled cut. The 130 mm working length and compact overall size allow access to confined spaces and easier handling during renovation and repair work. Supplied as a two-pack, they provide immediate replacement availability on the job.

Suitable for

• Cutting non‑ferrous metals such as aluminum and copper
• Trimming and cutting sheet metal and thin steel plates
• Metal fabrication and fitting tasks in workshops
• Renovation and repair work where a pendulum stroke reciprocating saw is used

Key specifications

• Overall length: 150 mm
• Working length: 130 mm
• Tooth pitch: 2.5 mm (TPI equivalent)
• Maximum recommended cutting thickness: 8 mm
• Material: bimetal construction for improved durability
• Quantity: 2 blades per pack

How to use

Install the blade into the reciprocating saw according to the saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is compatible with the tool's blade mount and pendulum stroke setting. Select an appropriate speed and, if available, enable or adjust the pendulum stroke for faster cutting of sheet material; for cleaner cuts in thin metals reduce aggressive settings. Align the workpiece and secure it to prevent movement. Begin cutting with light pressure, allowing the blade teeth to do the work and avoiding forced feed that can overheat or damage the blade.

Usage recommendations

For best results when cutting metal up to 8 mm, clamp the workpiece, use cutting lubricant for steel when appropriate, and allow brief cooling pauses during prolonged cutting. Replace blades when tooth wear or chipping reduces cutting performance.