Lenox MetalWolf Wave Edge Reciprocating Saw Blade - 229 x 25 x 1.1mm - 14 TPI
The LENOX MetalWolf Wave Edge Reciprocating Saw Blades are designed for repetitive, everyday use w...The LENOX MetalWolf Wave Edge Reciprocating Saw Blades are designed for repetitive, everyday use with metals, delivering up to 50% longer life thanks to WAVE EDGE technology. The high-speed edge maximizes the efficiency of your reciprocating saw, while the steel backing reduces breakage when cutting metal. Patented T2 technology optimizes chip removal for efficient cuts in a wide range of materials. These bi-metal blades feature a reinforced tooth design for higher performance in demanding jobs and a wider, thicker body for whip-free, straight, and smooth cuts. They last up to 45% longer than competitor blades and are shatter-resistant, providing flexibility and durability. Suitable for 3/32 to 3/8 in structural steels and all metals.
This guide is for users of the Lenox MetalWolf Wave Edge Reciprocating Saw Blade, designed for cutting metal efficiently and lasting longer. The key benefit is up to 50% longer life compared to standard blades, thanks to the Wave Edge technology. Note that blade life can vary based on the material and usage conditions. This guide covers key features, usage, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your Lenox blade.
All features
Model Part Number
201789114R
Brand
Lenox
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What materials can this blade cut?
This blade is designed for cutting structural steels (3/32" to 3/8") and all metals.
How long does the blade last?
The blade lasts up to 50% longer than standard blades, but the actual life depends on the material, usage, and cutting conditions.
How do I install the blade?
Follow the instructions in your reciprocating saw's manual. Ensure the blade is securely locked in place.
What is the TPI of this blade?
The Lenox MetalWolf Wave Edge Reciprocating Saw Blade has 14 TPI.
How do I make the cuts smoother?
Use a consistent cutting speed and pressure. Ensure the blade is sharp and in good condition. Use appropriate cutting fluid to cool the blade and material.
What causes the blade to break?
Excessive force, incorrect cutting speed, using the wrong blade for the material, or encountering obstructions can cause the blade to break.
Troubleshooting
Blade is not cutting efficiently.
Check if the blade is worn. Replace the blade if the teeth are dull or damaged. Ensure you are using the correct speed and pressure for the material.
Blade is breaking prematurely.
Reduce cutting speed. Ensure the blade is properly aligned and installed. Consider using a blade with a higher tooth count for thinner materials.
The cut is not straight.
Ensure the saw is stable and the blade is properly supported. Adjust cutting pressure and speed. Check if the blade is the correct one for the material.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Significantly longer blade life compared to standard blades.
Efficient cutting performance in various metals.
Reduced breakage due to the steel backing.
Straight and smooth cuts due to the blade design.
Durable and shatter-resistant.
Optimized chip removal for efficient cutting.
Cons
Blade life can vary depending on material and usage.
May require more force to cut through thicker materials.
The initial cost might be higher compared to standard blades.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Blade Installation: Ensure the blade is properly installed in your reciprocating saw according to the saw's manual.
Compatibility: Compatible with most reciprocating saws that accept standard blades.
Material Selection: Use the blade on 3/32" to 3/8" structural steels and all metals.
Cutting Techniques: Apply consistent pressure and allow the blade to do the work. Avoid forcing the cut.
Cooling: Allow the blade and material to cool to prevent overheating and premature wear.
Storage: Store blades in a dry place to prevent rust and corrosion.