<VV> SAWZALL BLADES

[Rick Norris]

 Tim,
This has been my experience also. The last time I cut up a Corvair I used 
high quality Milwaukee blades in my Dewalt recip. Also used my air chisel a 
lot.
Not an easy job and I would not want to do it again.
A couple of pounds of C4 would be better!

Rick

> What I observed on the use of sawzall blades while taking the awful
> greenbrier vehicle apart was you get what you pay for!. The cheap blades 
> turn
> blue instantly , but the expensive Milwaukee blades act like a torch (they 
> are
> named torch).
> I bought them with a gift certificate friends gave me directing me to "buy
> something you will use and ordinarily would not spend the money on".  It
> has been an eye opener. That cloth package of blades will last me a long
> time.  Cheap ones are fine for most wood jobs , but on hard woods the good
> blades make  a nicer cut. the bag came with several assorted blades. I got 
> the
> idea from my  contractor friend.
> I am sure I will cut some of the junk parts open to make demo things  for
> tech sessions soon.
> Regards, Tim Colson