[AT] Sawzall blades

[Vaughn Miller]

I would not use a demolition blade, but a hacksaw blade.  Like I
second the recommendation for Milwaukee blades.  Keep the speed down
on the sawzall to reduce the heat in the blade.  Oil for lubrication
helps as well.

Vaughn Miller
Dillsburg, PA

On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 5:52 PM, Don  Bowen<don.bowen at earthlink.net> wrote:
> I am looking for recommendations for a good metal cutting blade for a
> Sawzall.  When I get back to Missouri in a couple of weeks I have to cut a
> bent pin on a backhoe stabilizer arm.  The cylinder needs to come off
> because it has a blown seal and no amount of beating has budged the pin.
> The local shop told him to cut the pin using a Sawzall and what he called a
> demolition blade.   He was told it would take three or more blades.  So what
> would be a good blade?
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> Don Bowen  KI6DIU
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