Reciprocating saw blade YATO YT-33933, bimetal, 225 mm working length, for steel and wood, 2 pcs

YATO YT-33933 bimetal reciprocating saw blades, 225 mm working length, supplied as a set of 2. These blades are designed for use with standard reciprocating or sabre saws where the shank and overall length are compatible. Constructed from bimetal, the blades combine a tougher cutting edge with a flexible backing to resist breakage and extend service life. The 10 TPI configuration balances cutting speed and finish for a range of demolition and construction tasks involving steel, wood and wood containing nails.

Advantages

Bimetal construction offers improved wear resistance and flexibility compared with high-carbon blades, reducing the risk of tooth breakage during demanding cuts. The 225 mm working length provides reach into confined areas while remaining compatible with many common saw models. A 10 TPI tooth pitch is chosen to offer efficient cutting of both metal and wood, reducing the need to change blades between tasks. Supplied in a practical two-piece set to ensure a spare blade is available on site.

Suitable for

• Demolition work where mixed materials are present
• Cutting steel sections and pipes
• Site carpentry and framing with occasional nails in timber
• General construction and metalwork where a robust blade is required

Key specifications

• Blade type: reciprocating/sabre saw blade
• Material compatibility: steel, wood, wood with nails
• Blade material: bimetal (high-speed cutting edge with flexible backing)
• Working length: 225 mm
• Tooth pitch: 10 TPI
• Quantity in pack: 2 blades
• Color: red

How to use

Install the YATO YT-33933 blade into the reciprocating saw according to the saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the shank is fully engaged and secured. Select an appropriate cutting speed for the material: slower for steel to reduce heat and faster for wood for smoother cuts. Apply steady, even pressure and allow the blade's teeth to do the cutting; avoid forcing the blade which can cause premature wear. Replace the blade when cutting performance declines or if teeth become damaged.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged blade life when cutting steel, use cutting lubricant or coolant and keep cutting strokes steady. When cutting wood with embedded nails, maintain a controlled feed rate and inspect the blade after contact with nails. Store blades dry and free from corrosive substances to preserve the bimetal edge.