Sabre saw blade Wolfcraft 3568000, bimetal, overall length 23 cm, working length 21 cm, 2 pcs, for cast iron/pipe/plastic/wood with nails

Wolfcraft sabre saw blade model 3568000 is a bimetal blade set designed for use with sabre/reciprocating saws. The pack contains two blades with an overall length of 23 cm and a working length of 21 cm. Tooth pitch between 1.8 and 2.6 mm provides a balance between cutting speed and edge life. These blades are produced in Germany and are intended for demolition, plumbing and general renovation tasks where materials include cast iron, pipes, plastic and wood that may contain embedded nails.

Advantages

The bimetal construction combines flexibility and wear resistance, reducing the risk of premature breakage while maintaining cutting performance across a range of materials. A long working length increases accessible cutting depth and reach in confined or hard-to-access areas. Versatile tooth pitch and robust tooth design enable cutting of mixed materials without frequent blade changes. Supplied as a two-piece set for immediate use or as a spare pair on site.

Suitable for

• Demolition and renovation where mixed materials are present
• Cutting cast iron components and old pipework
• Plumbing work requiring cutting of metal and plastic pipes
• Removing wooden elements that may contain nails or fasteners
• General site work with a reciprocating/power saw using a pendulum stroke

Key specifications

• Bimetal blade construction for enhanced durability
• Overall length: 23 cm
• Working (cutting) length: 21 cm
• Tooth pitch: 1.8–2.6 mm
• Cutting depth in wood: 5–180 mm
• Cutting depth in metal: 3–10 mm
• Pack quantity: 2 blades
• Intended stroke type: pendulum/reciprocating operation

How to use

Fit the blade securely into a compatible sabre or reciprocating saw according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the blade locking mechanism engages. Use the pendulum/reciprocating stroke setting when recommended by the saw for improved cutting efficiency. Start cutting at moderate speed, allowing the blade teeth to remove material without forcing the tool. For best results, let the blade do the work and maintain steady pressure; withdraw occasionally to clear chips and prevent overheating when cutting metal or mixed materials.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (eye protection, gloves and hearing protection) and clamp workpieces where possible. For cutting metal pipes and cast iron, use slower feed and steady pressure within the specified cutting depth for metal. When cutting wood with embedded nails, ensure the work area is secure and inspect the cut line to avoid hidden hazards. Replace blades when performance declines or if visible wear or damage appears.