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Have used these blades for mostly trimming pine branches and dead brush up to 4" in diameter(haven't tried anything bigger). Great for breaking up brush that you're going to burn at the campfire instead of trying to break with hands and feet or dealing with rearranging half burnt over sized wood. Works even better with a sawzall that has a selectable orbital action like the smaller Milwaukee 6514-21 Hatchet.
These blades are great for any type of wood. Makes backyard work a breeze. As long as the branch/wood isn't overly flexible, they will cut it. Tough Milwaukee quality.
These can be used in the Milwaukee cordless Sawzall. Work Nice for green wood.
It made the job of cutting up my small tree limbs an easy task. Milwaukee 6509-22 Sawzall 11 Amp Reciprocating SawI purchased this saw on the recommendation of a male coworker. I used it today and was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to use. Since many types of blades are available I am sure I will find all kinds of uses for it. It is light weight and easy to control.
These blades are very sturdy and durable, and generally well designed for the task. All of that cutting included sawing the limbs into 12-inch lengths for later use in my wood stove. Blades stay pretty sharp even after extensive use. I have sawed my way through about 20 willow tree shoots measuring 2 to 3 inches in diameter, and about 20 feet tall, and I'm still using my first saw blade.
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