Arc Shaped Reciprocating Saw Blade 6TPI Wood Cutting Tool

The branch is too thick for loppers and too awkward for a chainsaw, so you clip the arc blade into the reciprocating saw and let the curve pull through it.

This is an arc shaped reciprocating saw blade built for pruning and cutting wood. The long curved profile reaches around a branch or log for a deeper bite than a straight blade, and the coarse 6 TPI teeth clear material fast on the pull stroke. It fits a standard reciprocating saw through a universal tang.

The blade is cut from hardened Cr-V steel with triple ground teeth, marked 6 TPI along the spine. It comes as a single blade in a choice of lengths, so you can fit a short one for tight pruning or a long one for thick trunks and deeper cuts.

Key Benefits

• Curved for deeper cuts The arc profile wraps into the cut for a larger cutting diameter than a straight blade of the same length.
• Coarse 6 TPI teeth Six teeth per inch clear sawdust quickly for fast, aggressive cuts in green and seasoned wood.
• Hardened Cr-V steel Triple ground, hardened teeth are built to stay sharp through repeated cuts.
• Universal tang The standard shank fits common reciprocating saws from most brands.
• Four lengths Pick the reach that suits the branch or board in front of you.

Best for: Gardeners and DIY users pruning branches and cutting logs, framing timber, plastic pipe and soft metal with a reciprocating saw.

Why It Works

A curved blade meets the wood along an arc rather than a straight line, so more teeth engage as the saw strokes and the cut runs deeper for the same blade length. Paired with a coarse tooth pitch that clears chips fast, that is what lets the blade rip through a branch instead of stalling in it.

Quick Product Facts: Arc shaped reciprocating saw blade; hardened Cr-V steel with triple ground teeth; 6 teeth per inch; universal tang for common reciprocating saws; sold as a single blade; four lengths from about 225mm to 380mm depending on the model.

How It Fits Your Routine

Fit the blade into the saw chuck, steady the branch or board, and let the tool do the work while you guide it and keep the shoe against the wood.

For thick trunks reach for a longer blade so the arc clears the full diameter; for close pruning around a fence or wall a shorter blade is easier to control.

Wipe the blade down after cutting green wood and store it dry so the teeth stay clean and the steel does not corrode.

FAQ

What saws does it fit? The universal tang fits common reciprocating saws that take standard press fit blades from most brands.

What can it cut? It is set up for wood and pruning, and the coarse teeth also handle plastic pipe and soft metal.

How many blades come in the pack? One blade per order; the option selects the model and length.

Which length should I choose? A longer blade reaches through thicker trunks, a shorter one is easier to control on small branches and tight spots.