Questions and Answers for DIABLO Bi-Metal Reciprocating Saw Blade Set (14-Piece)

A:  16 blades

A:  13 blades

A:  I would say about 10 blades should fit

A:  1

A:  Came with 10. Plenty room left. Only a guess but maybe 15 - 20.

A:  Six blades

A:  I know it can store more than it comes with...I have added a couple of prunnung blades and a couple of fine tooth blades to the 14 piece set and they all fit inside. The case is a wonderful idea in managing my blades safely.

A:  six blades

A:  I have up to 8 at any given time. I tend to use blades at many of the jobs and knowing I have duplicates available in on location (case) helps.

A:  It comes with 6 blades. You may be able to add a few more.

A:  Very good product.

A:  Depends on the size of the blades. At least 6 blades.

A:  Squeeze the ends together in the center, it helps take the tension off the lips of the lid to pop open easier. Blades are just the toughest I've ever seen in 20yrs. I will pass up every brand of blade to get to these.

A:  Since posting my question the case has loosened up and I am now able to easily open the case.

A:  the cases are sticky prob so the blades don't go rolling out at the wrong time, best blades I've ever used

A:  It may just have to open and close a couple times to loosen up. I have been through quite a few of these and have had no problems but being plastic, I can see where there could be. The blades are by far the best I've used, well worth the purchase.

A:  Yes, I bought these during Black Friday. The case always throws me for a loop. I guess it just looks backwards to me, but if you look at one side of the rectangular red box there’s black pins, those are the hinges so push up on the other side.

A:  They fit my Milwaukee an dewalt reciprocating saws it's a standard end on them.

A:  Yes

A:  I had the same question on my Ryobi and carried the saw in to the store and tried a loose blade, worked fine, i suspect the clamping mechanism on the blades is common between saws and that is what I found with my saw.

A:  Most probably. I have used these blades in three different brands of reciprocating saws without issue. They typically make them with a universal configuration shank. If you have a blade that works, compare it to these to be sure. Good luck.

A:  I’m not sure but I thought all reciprocating saws use the same type of blade

A:  Yes, they can. These blades feature the same tang common to all reciprocating saw blades, and will fit any standard reciprocating saw.

A:  They are universal.

A:  I am pretty sure these will fit that saw. These fit any saw that will use common reciprocating saw blades. And I might add that these will outperform most any reciprocating blade!

A:  While you are in the store you can easily check the ends of the blades to see if they match up.

A:  I do not have a ridgid

A:  Yes, the JobMax accepts any standard reciprocating saw blade.

A:  Should work on any standard reciprocating saw

A:  Hi GWG, Thank you for your question. Yes, our blades will work with your RIDGID JobMax Reciprocating saw. Hope this helps.

A:  The Metal cutting blade in this pack is pretty good have used it for nails but never tried it on re-bar the wood ones are good but won't cut threw metal. I cut up my old wooden shed last year nails and all with a Diablo multi cut blade they make them in multiple lengths i found it easier to use that one so I didn't have to keep changing the blade when I hit metal I used one blade for the whole shed and it was still sharp just make sure you get a carbide one it should do the trick.

A:  I would recommend using the longer blade as it will slice and dice through it and no problem at all

A:  The demo blade works best for demo work, coarse teeth, and the occasional small nail, would suggest the hacksaw blade, fine tooth, for rebar and spikes.

A:  the long one.

A:  While I have not come across rebar with these blades, they have demo'd 2×6 spliced with with nails. We did come across a nest of nails where we used the metal cutting blades on that segment.

A:  It is about 10 inch's long and holds all the blades shown and probably about 5 more

A:  Storage case is 9 and 1/2 inches long and has the widest point at the top where the blades go in is 2 in wide

A:  Hi, Hen - The length of this case is 9-3/8 in.

A:  The case is long enough to hold a 9 inch blade regardless of the brand.

A:  inside 9" outer 9 3/8"

A:  Hi, Lotus109 - We do not recommend using the blades in this set to cut stucco. We suggest using either the 9 in. Carbide Grit Reciprocating Saw Blade for Cast Iron Cutting or the 9 in. Diamond Grit Reciprocating Saw Blade for Cast Iron Cutting. To check it out, just search homedepot.com for Product #DS0930CGX or DS0930DGX.

A:  I’ve used them on the old plaster over sheet rock. They last about as long as anything filing there teeth on cement.