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The Faithfull Wood Carbide Sabre Saw Blade (152mm, 3 TPI) is a high-performance accessory designed for professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts who require precision and durability when cutting timber. By utilizing advanced carbide metal technology, this blade delivers exceptional stability and extended service life in demanding woodcutting applications, though it is specifically optimized for wood and may not be suitable for cutting through metal or masonry.
| Model Part Number | FAISBS950HM |
|---|---|
| Brand | Faithfull |
No, this blade is specifically engineered for wood cutting. Cutting metal will rapidly dull or damage the carbide teeth.
Yes, the S-shank design is a universal standard compatible with virtually all major brands of reciprocating saws.
The blade is rated for wood up to 50mm thick.
Yes, because the teeth are spaced further apart to facilitate fast material removal, the cut quality will be coarser than a blade with a higher tooth count.
No, coolant is not required for wood cutting and may interfere with the saw's performance.
Ensure you are using the correct speed settings and that the shoe of the reciprocating saw is pressed firmly against the workpiece.
Check that the blade is properly seated in the chuck and that the workpiece is firmly clamped to prevent movement.
Apply less forward pressure and allow the teeth to do the work, or check if the blade has become clogged with wood resin.
To install, ensure your reciprocating saw is unplugged or the battery is removed. Insert the S-shank end into the saw blade clamp until it clicks or is securely tightened by the tool-less release mechanism. Always confirm the blade is locked before applying power. For care, avoid using the blade on materials other than wood, as contact with stones or masonry will chip the carbide teeth. After use, wipe the blade with a dry cloth to remove resin or sap buildup, which can cause the blade to drag during future cuts.
