Cutting Blades
Cutting Blades
$67.49
A 10-inch cutting blade with 52 carbide teeth for cutting mild steel and ferrous metals.
Pros: easy to use, initial performance on first cut, performance
$99.99
A 14-inch aluminum cutting blade with 80 carbide teeth for precise cutting of non-ferrous metals.
Pros: long-lasting, ability to cut through aluminum easily, excellent quality
$12.99
A universal wood flush cutting blade compatible with various oscillating tools, ideal for precise cuts on wood, plastic,...
Pros: Precise cuts, Versatile use, Sturdy and reliable, Easy to use, Excellent cutting ability
$40.49
A 40-tooth mild steel cutting blade with a hardened blade body for increased durability and precision cutting.
Pros: easy to use, improved syrup, versatility
$89.99
A 14" 66-tooth mild steel cutting blade with high-grade carbide for durability and precise cutting.
Pros: Versatile, Durable, Easy to use, Made in the USA, Good value for the price
$36.99
A universal carbide flush cut blade set with high-performance teeth for cutting hard and abrasive materials.
Pros: performance, cutting plastics, works well in oscillating multi cutter
$34.99
A universal wood flush cut blade set with high-performance carbide teeth for various cutting applications.
Pros: effectiveness, ease of use, awesome features
$80.99
A carbide tooth metal cutting blade with a triple chip grind for clean, safe cuts.
$40.49
A 7 in. stainless steel cutting blade with 48 carbide teeth for increased durability and precision cutting.
$58.49
A 9 in. aluminum cutting blade with 80 carbide teeth for precise cutting of non-ferrous metals.
$89.99
A 10 in. aluminum cutting blade with 80 carbide teeth for precise cutting of non-ferrous metals.
$116.99
A 12 in. aluminum cutting blade with 80 carbide teeth for precise cutting of non-ferrous metals.
$53.99
A high-grade carbide aluminum cutting blade with a 1" arbor, ideal for cutting non-ferrous metals.
$53.99
A durable 8" aluminum cutting blade with 60 carbide teeth for precise cutting of non-ferrous metals.
$74.99
A carbide tooth metal cutting blade with a triple chip grind for clean, burr-free cuts.
$62.99
A 9-inch thin steel cutting blade with 68 carbide teeth for cutting ferrous metal under 1/8 inch thickness.
$116.99
A 14-inch thin steel cutting blade with 90 carbide teeth for cutting ferrous metal under 1/8 inch thickness.
$129.99
A 15 in. 70-tooth mild steel cutting blade with high-grade carbide for durability and precise cutting.
Pros: blade works well
$89.99
A 12-inch mild steel cutting blade with 52 carbide teeth for durability and a clean finish.
Pros: ease of use, efficiency
$35.99
A 30-tooth mild steel cutting blade with high-grade carbide for durability and a hardened blade body for truer cuts.
$89.99
A 66-tooth stainless steel cutting blade with high-grade carbide for durability and a workable finish.
$49.49
A 50-tooth mild steel cutting blade with a hardened blade body for increased durability and precision cutting.
$44.99
A 9 in. mild steel cutting blade with 48 carbide teeth for durability and precise cutting.
Pros: clean edge, cuts well, works excellent
$134.99
A 14 in. stainless steel cutting blade with 90 carbide teeth for precise cutting of stainless steel.
Pros: performance, ease of purchase
Cutting Blades
For the uninitiated, the choice of a cutting blade can be daunting. Seasoned gardeners, DIY enthusiasts, and professional contractors alike know that the right blade can mean the difference between a job well done and one that needs redoing. Consider the person who receives a cutting blade as a gift; whether they are a weekend warrior looking to tackle a new home project or a professional landscaper curating expansive gardens, the thought behind such a gift reflects a deep understanding of their needs and aspirations. As spring progresses into summer, these tools will be wielded against overgrown bushes, reshaping them into spectacles of domestic artistry, or slicing through tiles to craft a new backsplash that refreshes a kitchen. Each pass of the blade through material is a step closer to the realization of a vision, a tangible change effected through precision and effort.
Moreover, the durability and maintenance of cutting blades are factors that cannot be overlooked. Quality blades are designed to withstand the rigors of frequent use, resisting wear and tear while maintaining sharpness. Yet, no blade is indestructible, and proper care—regular cleaning, appropriate storage, and periodic sharpening—extends the life and enhances the performance of these essential tools. As the seasons change, the blades might transition from slicing through icy branches to making clean cuts in thick summer growth. Each season carries its own set of challenges and requirements, and being prepared with the right tools not only eases the workload but also enriches the experience. Whether it’s the quiet satisfaction of slicing through wood to create the perfect fire pit seating or the pride in precise cuts that fit pavers into a picturesque patio, these moments are imbued with a sense of accomplishment and pleasure that only the right tools can provide.