Dewalt Accessories DWAR966 9 in 6 Tpi Demo Recip Blade 50 Pack

Product Description

The DEWALT ACCESSORIES DWAR966 is a 9-inch, 6 TPI bi-metal reciprocating saw blade engineered for heavy-duty demolition work. The patented toothform geometry accelerates chip removal to deliver fast, smooth cuts through mixed materials. A tall, thick blade profile adds rigidity and resists deflection under load, extending blade life in demanding tear-out applications. Constructed from bi-metal stock, the blade body flexes without snapping while the hardened tooth edge holds its set through repeated use. Manufactured in the U.S.A. with global materials. Sold in a pack of 50 blades.

These blades are suited for residential and light commercial demolition: cutting through nail-embedded lumber, plaster-backed lath, composite decking, and similar mixed-material assemblies encountered during remodel and gut-out work. The 6 TPI tooth pitch provides aggressive stock removal on wood and wood-with-fasteners. The pack-of-50 format supports high-volume users such as demo crews, restoration contractors, and multi-tech tool cribs where blade turnover is frequent.

Key Features

• Patented toothform optimizes chip evacuation for faster, smoother cuts
• Tall, thick blade profile resists flexing and side load during aggressive demolition
• Bi-metal construction balances body flexibility with a durable hardened cutting edge
• 6 TPI tooth pitch designed for fast cutting in wood, nail-embedded lumber, and mixed demolition material
• Made in the U.S.A. with global materials
• Pack of 50 blades reduces restocking frequency for high-volume crews

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-shank reciprocating saw blade compatible with standard reciprocating saws that accept the universal T-shank fitment common across professional-grade tools.

Installation Notes

Blade installation and changes must be performed with the saw unplugged or the battery pack removed. Confirm the blade clamp mechanism is fully engaged before operating. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling blades, as teeth retain sharpness even after use. Disposal of worn blades should follow jobsite safety protocols to prevent puncture injuries.