Milwaukee 35-3/8 in. 12/14 TPI Metal Compact Extreme Metal Cutting Band Saw Blade (25-Pack)

I was running low on my Milwaukee compact band saw blades the thin metal extreme metal blades.So I ordered a 25 PK. of the 35-3/8 in. 12/14 TPI thin metal extreme metal blades.They were delivered to my house. In a Milwaukee box. The box was a little beat up, but the blades were in a box too so they were okay. The thing I loved the most about these blades are one blade for All metal thicknesses and they also cut very fast. You also get more cuts and less blade changes. They designed the blades with an aggressive tooth design to cut the metal 2 X faster this is why I love these Milwaukee blades. When you cut the metal you’re working on the cut turns out very smooth with no metal burr. Everything I have cut with these blades has no problem cutting through. The blades has approximately close to 500 teeth per blade and the blade is 1/2 in. Wide . I like to mention where they connected the two ends and welded the blades together was Done with precision.Overall Milwaukee makes the best portable bandsaw blades on the market they last a long time. I am a pro contractor and I know from experience so I do recommend these 100%. Your work will be cleaner and you’ll start saving money if you purchase these blades. Milwaukee did it again 5 Stars for this product.

Only way to go if you use these blades on a regular basis.

An impressive vicious aggressive bite into anything! I used it on steel, stainless steel, and 3/4 inch rebar to name a few. It’s industrial and fast!Obviously the cut will be a bit rougher, but when speed through tough metal is necessary it will meet the task. And … I was finally able to saw through a padlock which had destroyed virtually anything including a bolt cutter. Nice! This blade is INDUSTRIAL to the letter!

I just need more of them and you do not keep them stockedI really hate HATE ordering things on line

Great blades in a convenient package.These compact bandsaw blades work for smaller portable bandsaws like the Milwaukee 2629 that I have. The first thing I’ll note is that they come in a great package that’s frustration free. You just pop open the flap on the side of the box and you can pull out one blade at a time without them all springing out at you. Similarly you can put blades back with little hassle.This specific blade is best for medium thin metals that are oddly shaped. The variable pitch teeth allow for a wider range of thicknesses to cut through. A good example of that is unistrut or scrap metals. The deep gullets will help clear out material. Note that you shouldn’t use these blades on extremly thin metal since you should always have at least three teeth in the material at any time to avoid vibration and snags.The blades are well made and the weld joint is ground smooth. I didn’t detect any pulsating or other problems as I used it. Durability seems about average for bimetal blades like this.Who is this for:Anyone who does a lot of cutting of odd shaped medium thin metal with a compact bandsaw like the 2629.Who isn’t this for:Anyone who needs a different length blade or who is cutting thick or extremely thin metal.

This Milwaukee blade is perfect for cutting pipe, bolts, steel rod, PVC pipe and even large gauge electrical wire. I find that the 10 TPI blades are superior for softer materials and the 12-14 TPI blades are the best for solid steel an even work on hardened steel. They last really well until you really push them with hardened steel. Use the slow speed. Using the band saws is much safer and neater than using a cut off wheel in a angle grinder. I find cable and large electrical wire cut easiest if you put them in a vice. I really love my new compact Milwaukee band saw.

It’s a Milwaukee, need I say more.

Very good

Durable and smooth cuts!

Great blades in a convenient package.These compact bandsaw blades work for smaller portable bandsaws like the Milwaukee 2629 that I have. The first thing I’ll note is that they come in a great package that’s frustration free. You just pop open the flap on the side of the box and you can pull out one blade at a time without them all springing out at you. Similarly you can put blades back with little hassle.This specific blade is best for thicker metals that are oddly shaped. The variable pitch teeth allow for a wider range of thicknesses to cut through. A good example of that is unistrut or scrap metals. The deep gullets will help clear out material. Note that you shouldn’t use these blades on thin metal since you should always have at least three teeth in the material at any time to avoid vibration and snags.The blades are well made and the weld joint is ground smooth. I didn’t detect any pulsating or other problems as I used it. Durability seems about average for bimetal blades like this.Who is this for:Anyone who does a lot of cutting of odd shaped metal with a compact bandsaw like the 2629.Who isn’t this for:Anyone who needs a different length blade or who is cutting thin metal.