Questions and Answers for Milwaukee SAWZALL Wood and Metal Cutting Bi-Metal Reciprocating Saw Blade Set (9 Piece)

A:  Yes

A:  Yes, I have purchased and used them with hackzaw. Bought twice on sale mainly becuz I liked the storage case!

A:  I believe they will. 

A:  Yes, reciprocating saw blades have a universal shank that is standardized to fit all reciprocating saws.

A:  yes

A:  yes, it fit Ryobi cordless 18v

A:  yes, most brands fit Ryobi I also myself have a Ryobi Blue one and a green one and they fit

A:  Hello! Yes, our Milwaukee SAWZALL blades will work on any reciprocating saw.

A:  Yep

A:  The Milwaukee SAWZALL blades are universal blades. They were made to use in all major brand Sawzall saws. I use many different types of saws, and I haven't found a saw yet that they don't fit. Buy with confidence. Best of luck to you !.

A:  Yes this will work a standard Ryobi recip saw. I use mine with my Ryobi P519 saw with great results!

A:  Hello Mike. Yes they will.

A:  Yes it will fit. I purchased several of these for Xmas presents. I have a dewalt and my sons have different brands. The blades fit in all types.

A:  Hi, it will fit or not depending on the saw blade base. Look at the blades that do fit then look at the base of the replacement blades, if the base is the same then it will fit in the saw.

A:  Take one of your old saw blades to Home Depot and compare the end of the blade to one of these blades. My experience is that these saw blades fit most of the current tools.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes. They will work your saw.

A:  Yes, from the ad on Home Depot, the blades for both look alike.

A:  Yes, they do

A:  Yes

A:  Look at the base end of the blades for your saw and see if it matches the one in the picture for the blades you are buying. There are basically only two styles and they are really different from each other .

A:  Hello PLUM, I'm unaware of any sawzall these blades don't fit. What I would do is go to Home Depot's website, look for your saw, and see what blades it lists for the saw. That way you can be sure. Best of luck !

A:  No that is masonry not wood or metal.

A:  It should, but I recommend AGAINST using this type of saw. It's not designed for making precision cuts that're straight! You really need to use a saw designed for ceramic & brick - & make sure the saw either has its own water jet, or soak each block before cutting it. (You've seen guys cutting street concrete this way, right?) That way, it doesn't shatter or leave dust behind. Hope this helps, & good luck!

A:  No.