8" 8/12 TPI SAWZALL® Blades (Bulk - 100 Pk)

The Milwaukee 8" 8/12 TPI SAWZALL® blades (bulk 100 pack) are high-volume, general-purpose demolition blades designed for maximum versatility in mixed-material cutting applications. They are built for contractors who need a reliable “one blade does most things” solution for daily jobsite use in demolition, remodeling, and rough-in work.

The 8/12 TPI variable tooth design balances cutting speed and control:

• 8 TPI sections cut wood and framing quickly
• 12 TPI sections improve control in nails, screws, PVC, and light metals
• Variable spacing reduces tooth stress in unpredictable materials

This makes it ideal for wall tear-outs, framing demolition, and renovation work, where material type constantly changes and blade swapping slows productivity.

Constructed with bi-metal Matrix II steel teeth, the blade is flexible enough to resist snapping while maintaining durability through repeated cutting in wood, fasteners, drywall, plastics, and light-gauge metal. It is designed for real-world jobsite conditions where reliability matters more than finish quality.

At 8 inches long, it provides a strong balance of reach, rigidity, and control, making it a common choice for framing removal, wall cavity work, and general construction demolition.

Compared to THE AX (wood-focused) and TORCH (metal-focused), this blade sits in the true general-purpose demolition category.

Key Features:

• 8/12 TPI hybrid tooth design for mixed-material cutting
• Cuts wood with nails, PVC, plastics, and light metals
• Bi-metal construction for durability and flexibility
• Thin kerf design for faster cutting and reduced resistance
• 8" length for balanced reach and control
• Designed for demolition and remodeling work
• 1/2" universal tang fits all SAWZALL/recip saws
• 100-pack bulk quantity for high-volume jobsite use

Ideal For:

• Residential and commercial demolition
• Remodeling and renovation tear-outs
• Cutting nail-embedded framing lumber
• Electrical and plumbing rough-in work
• PVC, plastic, and light conduit cutting
• General “unknown material” cutting situations