Stampede4ever

For cutting up cars, exhaust, driveshafts, core supports, trans brackets, ect.

Thanks.

slogo

Milwaukee Diablo Carbide Tipped, more expensive, but well worth it.

showdog75

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×2 on the carbide blades. I cut through some 4" cast iron plumbing like it was butter. I don't have one in front of me to tell you a name but I've got some German brand blades that have teeth on both sides and they are the shizznig.

AnotherWs6

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Diablo blades are the best I have used. Not even very expensive. A revelation after using Dewalt blades for years, never again.

JoeNova

Big vote for the Diablo Carbide blades here as well.
If you go to Home Depot and get the 9" blades, its a 2 pack with a free blade.

I cut up an entire Tahoe, body and frame, in about 30 minutes with a single blade. Had to scrap it without a title. I usually take a single blade and my 24v brushless Kobalt sawzall to the junk yard. I can cut through a truck frame and core support in about 10 minutes and drag the engine out...

MY_2K_Z

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I use diablos, they are more expensive at first but much cheaper in the long run because they will outlast any other blade by a long shot.

Majestic9C1

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Diablo Carbide blades hands down

Stampede4ever

WTF, Seriously? I'm sold then!!!!


Thanks.

Stampede4ever

What is good cordless sawzall, that won't break the bank? I had a Rigid, and the damn thing over heated in less then 5mins, so I took it back.

Thanks.