6'' X 3/4 X .035 6 TOOTH RECIPROCATING SAW BLADE (100 PACK) FOR WOOD (UNIT PRICE)
MIL48017035
Prix régulier
$3.22
Milwaukee® wood cutting SAWZALL® blades have been engineered to deliver the fastest cuts, longest life, greatest tooth durability and quickest plunge cuts of any wood blade on the market.
- Ordinary teeth deliver either speed or durability
- Nail Guard solves this trade-off with an aggressive 5 TPI pattern for faster cuts and a unique design that protects against tooth fracture
- Ordinary tips bounce or skate on the work piece
- Fang Tip bites into the wood on first contact
Milwaukee® wood cutting SAWZALL® blades have been engineered to deliver the fastest cuts, longest life, greatest tooth durability and quickest plunge cuts of any wood blade on the market.
- Ordinary teeth deliver either speed or durability
- Nail Guard solves this trade-off with an aggressive 5 TPI pattern for faster cuts and a unique design that protects against tooth fracture
- Ordinary tips bounce or skate on the work piece
- Fang Tip bites into the wood on first contact
MIL48017035
Prix régulier
$3.22
Milwaukee® wood cutting SAWZALL® blades have been engineered to deliver the fastest cuts, longest life, greatest tooth durability and quickest plunge cuts of any wood blade on the market.
- Ordinary teeth deliver either speed or durability
- Nail Guard solves this trade-off with an aggressive 5 TPI pattern for faster cuts and a unique design that protects against tooth fracture
- Ordinary tips bounce or skate on the work piece
- Fang Tip bites into the wood on first contact
Milwaukee® wood cutting SAWZALL® blades have been engineered to deliver the fastest cuts, longest life, greatest tooth durability and quickest plunge cuts of any wood blade on the market.
- Ordinary teeth deliver either speed or durability
- Nail Guard solves this trade-off with an aggressive 5 TPI pattern for faster cuts and a unique design that protects against tooth fracture
- Ordinary tips bounce or skate on the work piece
- Fang Tip bites into the wood on first contact