Milwaukee 2-1/2 in. Drywall Access Sawzall Blade

These are the perfect complement to my M12 Hackzall. I’ve used it to cut treated pine 2x4s and fence pickets, hardwood pallet lumber and plywood. It eats through all of it with very little effort.I’m still on my first blade, and haven’t noticed it getting dull yet. The white coating has worn off to show the metal underneath, but there hasn’t been a noticeable drop in performance.The twistlock attachment method also makes these super easy to install and uninstall, while keeping them securely mounted during use. I definitely recommend them.

Used to trim dead and low branches on trees and bushes, also 3/4 cedar boards and old pallets. Like these and 6″ size blades as they are easy to control and use almost all of blade. Really good with Milwaukee 12v Hackzall (gen1 and Fuel).

This saw blade provides me with a lot of peace of mind knowing that I am not going to slice through a CPVC water line or cut an electrical wire hiding in the wall. I learned the hard way that this is solely to be used for dry wall and nothing else. Unfortunately it will not work well on thin wood, mortar, or any other kind of wall type of material.

The shorter blade allowed me to rest the nose of the sawsall right on the wall without hitting the back of the 2X4 and either bending the blade or damaging the wall behind it. Very good in tight spot. Saved a lot of time and reduced unintended damage.

Perfect size when a long blade could do more harm than good !Milwaukee rep. was very helpful and knowledgeable on potential future tool purchases that i met in the east hanover H.D. although he said he usually works in Rhode Island .

I plan on using this wide blade for demo work. The visual appearance of this blade makes perfect sense, the wider blade is going to dissipate heat. When you are going to be running your blade for 1 hour strait, and the blade gets up over 1000 degrees, what do you think is going to happen to the teeth? They are going to deform due to friction & temperature. The wider blade is going to act as a heat sink keeping the blade cooler. If you were to cut for 1 foot, and give the blade a 1 minute rest, you could probably keep the high temperature to somewhere under 250 degrees. When you do this the blade is going to remain harder than had you run the blade for a solid hour, giving no rest. I will probably take a laser temperature gun and find the exact temperature this blade goes to over a specific material/time duration. Once you understand this temperature/time/pressure/speed/duty cycle you will be able to keep the blade cutting faster for a longer period of time.

Nice blades cut really well

Milwaukee….4 in 10 Teeth per in Multi Material Cutting Saw Blade. This is a great Reciprocating Saw blade for a Hackzall or a Sawzall. I like the shortness of the blade it makes it very easy to get into tight places. The blade is made of steel and the shortness of the blade keeps it from flexing or bending. I shortened the 4 legs on 3 bar stools made of poplar and had no problem cutting them. there are a variety of blades available depending on what you are going to cut. this is a great blade

I bought this tool to cut a motor shaft in a tight spot. It worked well and saved me a lot of time. Since then, it has come in handy on a number of occasions. It is great for cutting PVC pipe. It is a lot lighter than my other Saws-Alls and smaller, which is good for confined areas