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12-Inch Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade – Demolition Sabre Blade for Brick & Concrete

12-Inch Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade – Demolition Sabre Blade for Brick & Concrete

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12-Inch Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade – Demolition Sabre Blade for Brick & Concrete

12-Inch Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade – Demolition Sabre Blade for Brick & Concrete

Precio habitual $20.99
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Made for masonry cutting12 IN / 2 TPI / CARBIDE

Your next renovation starts here

TAKE ON
BRICK &
BLOCK.

12" Carbide Masonry
Reciprocating Saw Blade

Give your compatible reciprocating saw a blade designed for brick and block cutting. A long profile and coarse carbide teeth bring masonry work into reach.

Carbide masonry reciprocating saw blade with brick and block application examples
12"Nominal blade length
2 TPICoarse tooth pattern
CarbideCutting teeth

The right blade for the material

A masonry blade.
A practical addition to your kit.

From trimming a hollow block to shaping brick for a renovation, match your blade to the task. This carbide-toothed design is intended for masonry applications rather than everyday metal cutting.

Close-up of the coarse carbide teeth on the masonry saw blade

Purpose-built cutting teeth

Carbide teeth on an alloy-steel body are designed for abrasive brick and block materials. The coarse 2 TPI pattern provides widely spaced teeth for masonry cutting.

  • Carbide cutting edge for masonry applications
  • Coarse tooth layout with 2 teeth per inch
  • Long blade profile for reach across the workpiece
01 / MATERIAL

Match the job

Choose a blade intended for brick and block when preparing your next masonry project.

02 / REACH

Work with a long profile

The nominal 12-inch blade provides reach. Usable cutting depth depends on your saw, its stroke and the workpiece.

03 / SETUP

Use your compatible saw

Check the shank, clamp requirements and permitted blade size before fitting.

Brickwork • Blockwork • Renovation

Made for the materials
on your workbench.

Choose the right cutting task

The supplied product images show use with red brick, hollow cement brick and lightweight or porous concrete block.

  • Red brick and brick masonry
  • Hollow cement blocks
  • Aerated and porous concrete blocks
Material matters. This is not an all-purpose concrete or metal blade. Do not use it for rocks, dense concrete with hard aggregate, reinforced concrete, nails or other embedded metal. Cutting performance varies with material and tool setup.
Reciprocating saw blade cutting a lightweight masonry block
Shown in use on lightweight block. Choose the blade and tool setup for your particular material.
Full profile of the long carbide-toothed masonry reciprocating saw blade

A closer look

Long profile.
Coarse teeth.
Clear purpose.

A dedicated option for masonry cutting in your reciprocating saw blade collection. Check the workpiece thickness, clamp fit and blade clearance before every cut.

Prepare • Fit • Cut

Set up for the task.

  1. Check the material and fitConfirm that the workpiece is suitable, free of embedded metal, and within your tool's stated capacity.
  2. Disconnect power and fit the bladeRemove the battery or unplug the saw, then install and lock the blade according to the saw manufacturer's instructions.
  3. Secure the workpieceSupport the material, check clearance behind the cut, and use appropriate eye, hearing and respiratory protection.
  4. Follow your saw's instructionsUse the recommended settings and dust controls for the task. Let the tool cut without excessive pressure.
Gloved hand fitting a masonry reciprocating saw blade to a saw
Installation illustration. Always disconnect the saw from its power source before changing blades.

Know your blade

Product specifications

Product Carbide masonry reciprocating saw blade
Nominal length 12 inches (approximately 30 cm)
Tooth pitch 2 TPI (teeth per inch)
Construction Alloy-steel body with carbide cutting teeth
Primary applications Brick, hollow cement block, aerated / porous concrete block
Tool type Compatible reciprocating saw; verify clamp and shank fit before purchase
Power tool Not included; blade listing only
Blade length is not the same as maximum cutting depth. Suitable workpiece thickness depends on the saw, blade travel and required clearance.

Before you choose

A few useful answers.

What materials is it intended for?

Its main applications are brick, hollow cement block and lightweight or porous concrete block. Check your material and the tool manufacturer's guidance before use.

Will it fit every reciprocating saw?

Compatibility is not guaranteed for every model. Compare the blade shank with your saw's clamp and confirm that your tool accepts the blade's length and intended application.

Can it cut reinforced concrete or metal?

Do not choose this blade for steel reinforcement, nails or other embedded metal. It is also not intended for stone or dense, hard-aggregate concrete.

Does 12 inches mean a 12-inch cutting depth?

No. The nominal length describes the blade, not an approved cutting depth. The usable depth depends on your saw's stroke, shoe position, workpiece thickness and clearance.

Is the saw included?

No. This listing is for the blade. Saws, gloves, blocks and other accessories shown in the images illustrate use and are not included.

What precautions should I take?

Follow your power tool's instructions. Disconnect power before fitting a blade, secure the workpiece, and use suitable protection and dust controls. Masonry cutting produces dust; avoid inhaling it.

READY FOR YOUR
NEXT BRICK PROJECT?

Check your material and saw compatibility, then choose the 12" carbide masonry blade for your next brick or block cutting task.

Images illustrate the blade and its applications. Actual cutting performance depends on material, power tool, blade condition and technique. Follow the instructions supplied with your saw.
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