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The MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL CORP 48-00-5036 is a 5-pack of 9-inch bi-metal reciprocating saw blades designed for fast cutting in nail-embedded wood and general roughing-in applications. Each blade runs a 5 TPI pattern engineered for aggressive material removal rather than fine finish work. The bi-metal construction bonds a high-speed steel tooth edge to a flexible alloy steel body, resisting tooth fracture under the stress of embedded fasteners. A Nail Guard TPI pattern distributes cutting load across the tooth geometry to reduce fracture risk. The Fang Tip design initiates plunge cuts on first contact, reducing the setup time common in demolition and rough framing work. Blades ship in a vinyl storage pouch.
These blades are suited to residential and light commercial demolition, rough framing, remodeling, and general construction tasks where wood members may contain nails, screws, or other embedded fasteners. Typical use cases include cutting through dimensional lumber, engineered wood panels, and salvage material during teardown. The 9-inch length provides clearance for deep plunge cuts and overhead work in tight framing bays. Licensed carpenters, general contractors, and remodeling crews are the primary installers, though the blades are also appropriate for plumbing and HVAC rough-in where wood penetrations are required.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement blade for standard reciprocating saws accepting universal shank reciprocating saw blades used in wood demolition and rough-in applications.
Blade changes should be performed with the saw unplugged or the battery removed. Confirm the blade clamp mechanism is fully engaged before operation. Eye protection and work gloves are standard PPE when handling and changing reciprocating saw blades. Do not force the blade through material at angles that place lateral bending stress on the blade body, as this can cause premature fracture.
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