Lenox Sabre & Reciprocating Saw Blades

Lenox Sabre & Reciprocating Saw Blades at Tooled-Up.com

Lenox Sabre & Reciprocating Saw Blades are built for cutting jobs where speed, durability and control matter. Tooled-Up.com stocks blades for demolition, wood cutting, plaster, thick and thin metal, cast iron and multi-material work, so there is a Lenox blade matched to the material on the job.

The selection includes individual blade packs, such as the Lenox 10TPI Demolition and 6TPI Nail Embedded Wood Cutting blades, alongside mixed sets like the 9 Piece, 12 Piece Demolition and 15 Piece Reciprocating Sabre Saw Blade Sets. Specialist options include the 5 Piece Carbide Tipped Metal Cutting Set, the CT Carbide Tipped Demolition blades and the Diamond Cast Iron Cutting blades.

Each blade is designed around a specific task, with the tooth pitch and construction chosen for that material. This helps you cut faster, get cleaner results and spend less time swapping worn blades.

Key Features of Lenox Sabre & Reciprocating Saw Blades

• Bi-metal construction: Used in blades such as the 10TPI Demolition range, this combines a flexible body with a hard cutting edge. It resists snapping and stays sharp on site work.
• Specific TPI options: Coarse 6TPI blades remove material quickly in wood and demolition, while 14TPI and 18TPI blades give smoother, controlled cuts in thick and medium metal. The 10TPI Multi Material blades suit mixed jobs.
• Carbide tipped teeth: The CT Carbide Tipped Demolition blades and the Carbide Tipped Metal Cutting Set are made for tough, abrasive materials and a longer working life.
• Diamond grit option: The Diamond Cast Iron Cutting blades are made for materials that wear down standard teeth.
• Flexible pack sizes: Many blades come in packs of 2, 5 or 25, suiting occasional users and high-volume professionals alike.

Who Uses Lenox Sabre & Reciprocating Saw Blades?

Demolition crews and general builders use the demolition and nail embedded blades for stripping out timber, studwork and fixtures where hidden nails are likely. Plasterers and dry-liners can use the 6TPI Plaster Cutting blades for cutting back plasterboard and plaster.

Plumbers, heating engineers and fabricators can choose from the metal cutting blades for pipework, steel sections and thicker profiles. Carpenters and joiners will find the wood cutting sets useful for pruning, rough cuts and renovation work. Keen DIYers benefit from the mixed sets, which cover a range of materials with one purchase.

Popular Lenox Sabre & Reciprocating Saw Blades

Demolition Blades

The 6TPI and 10TPI Demolition blades, along with the CT Carbide Tipped Demolition option, are made for rough, fast cutting through nail-embedded material.

Metal Cutting Blades

Choose the 14TPI for thick metal or the 18TPI for medium sections. The 5 Piece Carbide Tipped set is made for harder metal jobs.

Wood, Plaster and Multi Material Blades

The 6TPI Nail Embedded Wood Cutting and 6TPI Plaster Cutting blades suit specific tasks, while the 10TPI Multi Material blades cover varied work.

Blade Sets

The 9, 12, 13 and 15 Piece sets, including dedicated metal, wood and demolition sets, are a convenient way to keep the right blade to hand. Browse the Lenox selection at Tooled-Up.com to compare them.

Frequently Asked Questions

What TPI should I choose for my reciprocating saw blade?

Lower TPI, such as 6TPI, cuts wood and demolition material quickly. Higher TPI, such as 14TPI or 18TPI, suits metal and gives smoother cuts on thinner sections.

Which Lenox blade is best for nail-embedded wood?

The 6TPI Nail Embedded Wood Cutting blades and the Demolition blades are designed for this. For the toughest jobs, consider the CT Carbide Tipped Demolition blades.

Are Lenox blades suitable for cast iron?

Yes. The Lenox Diamond Cast Iron Cutting blades are made for this material, where standard blades wear quickly.

Should I buy a single pack or a blade set?

Single packs suit repeat tasks and high-volume work, while sets offer variety for mixed jobs. Shop Lenox Sabre & Reciprocating Saw Blades at Tooled-Up.com to find the right option.