Reciprocating Blades

5 Pack

Length: 203mm ( 8″ )

Width: 20mm ( 3/4″ )

TPI: 10/14

Blade thickness: 0.9mm ( 0.035″ )

Material it can cut: Wood / Metal

What this blade is for

These Morse reciprocating saw blades come in a 5 pack and measure 203mm (8″) long, 20mm wide and 0.9mm thick. The 10/14 TPI variable tooth pattern is listed for both wood and metal, which makes it a versatile all-rounder for mixed jobs.

A variable pitch blade mixes two tooth spacings along the edge. This reduces vibration and lets one blade cope with a wider range of thicknesses than a single pitch. Here the finer 14 TPI spacing helps on pipe, tube and thinner metal, while the 10 TPI spacing keeps it cutting in timber, including wood with nails or screws in it.

The 203mm length is a middle size: long enough for most stud walls, pipework and framing, yet still easy to control. The thinner 0.9mm body is a little more flexible, which is helpful for flush cutting close to a surface, but avoid levering the saw hard in the cut.

How to check this is the right blade

Lay your existing blade on a rule to check the 203mm overall length and 20mm width, then count the teeth: on a 10/14 blade the spacing changes along the edge, giving between 10 and 14 teeth in each inch. For the principles behind sizing and tooth pitch, see our guides on how blades are measured and which TPI do I need.

Frequently asked questions

What does 10/14 TPI mean?

It means the tooth spacing varies between 10 and 14 teeth per inch along the blade. Variable pitch runs more smoothly and handles mixed materials better than a single pitch.

Is this blade good for cutting nail-embedded wood?

Yes. It is listed for wood and metal, so it is a sensible choice for timber that may contain nails or screws, such as during strip-out or demolition work.