Milwaukee 6 Inch AX Carbide Teeth SAWZALL Blade 5 TPI Demolition Reciprocating Saw Accessory for Nail Embedded Wood

Extreme Life and Versatility for the Toughest Demolition Jobs

Tackle the most demanding remodeling and demolition projects with the Milwaukee 6 in. 5 TPI AX™ with Carbide Teeth SAWZALL Blade. Engineered to be the ultimate solution for cutting through thick, nail-embedded wood, this blade delivers up to 50X longer life compared to standard bi-metal reciprocating saw blades. Whether you are slicing through plaster, roofing shingles, durlock, or heavy framing lumber loaded with hardened nails, the heavy-duty carbide construction ensures you spend more time cutting and less time changing dull blades.

The AX™ is packed with innovative features designed to maximize speed and durability. Each tooth contains 25% more carbide than leading competitors and utilizes Nail Guard™ technology, which allows the blade to rip through nails without ripping out teeth. For difficult plunge cuts in tight spaces, the blade features a specialized Fang Tip™ that bites into the wood immediately for the fastest plunging performance available. With a 5 TPI profile for aggressive material removal, this blade is the professional's choice for extreme wood cutting applications.

Key Features

• Carbide Technology: Delivers 30X to 50X longer life in nail-embedded wood and residential materials.
• Nail Guard™ Design: Protects teeth from fracturing when hitting hardened nails and fasteners.
• Fang Tip™: biting tip design enables the fastest plunge cuts in wood and abrasive materials.
• Aggressive Cutting: 5 TPI (Teeth Per Inch) configuration ensures rapid cutting speed.
• Heavy Duty Construction: Each tooth features 25% more carbide for superior durability.
• Versatile Application: Cuts wood, nails, screws, shingles, plaster, and cement board.
• Universal Fit: Standard 1/2 in. universal shank fits all major brands of reciprocating saws.

What's Included

• (1) 6 in. 5 TPI AX Carbide Teeth SAWZALL Blade

Specifications

Pro-Tip: While carbide blades are incredibly tough, heat is still the enemy. When making long continuous cuts in dense material, occasionally pull the blade out of the kerf while the saw is running. This airflow helps cool the carbide teeth and clears debris, further extending the life of the blade.