Metal Cutting Blades
$80.99
A carbide tooth metal cutting blade with a triple chip grind for clean, safe cuts.
$74.99
A carbide tooth metal cutting blade with a triple chip grind for clean, burr-free cuts.
$53.99
A 30T metal cutting blade with nitro carbide teeth for clean, burr-free cuts in tough applications.
$61.19
A 48T metal cutting blade with nitro carbide teeth for clean, burr-free cuts in tough applications.
$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
$35.99
A 40-tooth carbide blade with a hardened body for cutting mild steel and ferrous metals with no heat, burrs, or sparks.
Pros: Effective cutting, Durable and long-lasting, Clean and safe cutting, Versatile for cutting different types of metal, Good value for the price
$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
$62.99
A 68-tooth thin steel cutting blade with hardened blade bodies for increased durability and precision cutting.
Pros: interactive, smooth cutting through 16ga mild steel, learning tool
$116.99
A 14-inch thin steel cutting blade with 90 carbide teeth for cutting ferrous metal under 1/8 inch thickness.
$62.99
A 9-inch thin steel cutting blade with 68 carbide teeth for cutting ferrous metal under 1/8 inch thickness.
$40.49
A 68-tooth thin steel cutting blade with high-grade carbide for durability, ideal for cutting ferrous metal under 1/8" thickness....
Pros: smooth and easy cutting, quietness, no ragged edges
$33.99
A set of Dremel Universal Pipe & 2 x 4 Oscillating Cutting Blades for cutting pipes and thick materials with ease.
$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.
$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
$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
$49.49
A 50-tooth mild steel cutting blade with a hardened blade body for increased durability and precision cutting.
$35.99
A 30-tooth mild steel cutting blade with high-grade carbide for durability and a hardened blade body for truer cuts.
$67.49
A high-performance aluminum cutting blade with a 7-inch diameter, 3900 RPM max, and 54 carbide teeth.
Pros: battery life, smooth cut, bagging system
$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
Metal Cutting Blades
Choosing the appropriate metal cutting blade involves considering the type of metal, the thickness, and the desired finish. Blades designed specifically for metal come in various types, such as bimetal blades, carbide-tipped blades, and abrasive cut-off wheels, each suited to different metals and cutting speeds. Bimetal blades, for example, are prized for their durability and versatility, capable of cutting both ferrous and non-ferrous metals. They are particularly useful in environments where precision and reliability are paramount, such as in custom automotive shops where a flawless cut can impact the integrity of a restoration or modification project. On the other hand, carbide-tipped blades are the go-to for harder metals that require a blade that can withstand high cutting temperatures without losing sharpness. These blades are often used in industrial applications where cutting harder metals like stainless steel or cast iron is a regular task.
For those who find themselves frequently involved in metalworking projects, investing in quality metal cutting blades is not just a necessity but a step towards efficient and effective workmanship. The crisp, cool air of October often brings a sense of renewal and a desire to prepare for the end of the year, making it a popular time for both professionals and hobbyists to organize their workshops and ensure they have the tools needed for upcoming projects. Gifting high-quality metal cutting blades during this season can be a thoughtful and practical gesture, particularly for someone who enjoys working on cars, creating metal art, or even performing routine home maintenance. It’s also an excellent time for educational institutions to stock up on these essential tools, ensuring that students in metalworking and vocational training programs have access to the necessary equipment to hone their skills effectively. For further insights and options, consider exploring our comprehensive range of Metal Cutting Tools, which offers a curated selection of products tailored to meet the needs of any project, big or small.
In conclusion, whether you're a seasoned professional or a weekend warrior, the right metal cutting blade is key to achieving your project goals. This fall, as you prepare your workspace for the cooler months and plan your projects, remember the importance of selecting the right tools. With the proper blade, your next metal cutting task will not only be easier but also more enjoyable, allowing you to achieve those perfect cuts that are crucial for a job well done.