Comentarios en: CRAFTSMAN – Hoja de sierra de poda bimetálica TPI de 9 pulgadas (3 unidades) (CMAR596P3)

Por: Gamazone Customer

Gamazone Customer — Tue, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

quick cutting blade
made pretty quick work on an overgrown lilac bush. it worked well

Por: Jay

Jay — Tue, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Excellent Reciprocating Pruning Saw Blades. Made in USA, but Global Materials
What am I reviewing?(3) Pack of Craftsman (9”) 5/6 TPI Bi-Metal Pruning Reciprocating Saw BladesHow were these presented?In a typical blister packThoughts?I am pleased with the blades for several reasons. They fit my Craftsman reciprocating saw perfectly; they are made in the USA [yes, yes, of global materials]; they are competitively priced, and their performance is excellent – no smoking blades, as these cut.Are they sharp?Ouch, yes, they sure are.How do they cut?Admirably.Why?TPI makes a difference.TPI?TPI stands for Teeth Per Inch on a saw blade, which indicates the number of teeth along a one-inch section of the blade. The TPI determines how fine or coarse the cut will be.For instance.For instance, a lower TPI, such as 5-6, suggests a more brutal, but cut will take place and this rating is bear for cutting thicker or softer materials, like pruning trees and other wood. If I wanted a finer cut, I would pick something else, such as 14-32 TPI, which creates a finer cut.Wish list?Craftsman has supplied, in the past, a roll-out pouch, with slots, for blade storage.Different?These are different from past Craftsman purchases, where the blades were all painted all white – and made in Switzerland.Quality and durability?I think excellent. These stay sharp while cutting the materials they were intended for.Criticisms?I have no significant criticism.Length?(9”), allows me the reach and control I am comfortable with.Are these perfect?No, but hard to find where they are not.Rating?I think these five (5) stars.I hope my thoughts added information.

Por: Alan Wolf

Alan Wolf — Tue, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

The right tooth design for green wood
We don't have enough trees to justify a small chain saw, so I've always used my Sawzall with a 4-6 tooth blade in it (plain old skip tooth style) and recently needed to take a 6 inch branch off a dying Camellia, so I ordered these to try out.Before I started cutting, I was a bit disappointed in comparing them with the typical blades I use, specifically looking at the sharpness of the teeth—these Craftsman blades felt dull to me. (But in doing this I noticed that they are designed in such a way as to cut in both directions. Basically a miniature version of the teeth used on those large two handed saws of yore.They cut well, and after cutting what I needed to cut (maybe 15 minutes of active cutting) the one I used doesn't feel that much duller than a fresh blade—so my sense is they are fairly long lasting.

Por: singermom

singermom — Tue, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Perfect replacement
Very sharp and durable. Easy to replace existing blades in my reciprocating saw. Works very well. Great value for the money.

Por: MrMakesALotOfStuff

MrMakesALotOfStuff — Tue, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Quality sawzall blades.
Good quality and sharp!