Customer Reviews

DEWALT DW4892 12-Piece Reciprocating Saw Blade Set with Case

5 star:		(8)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

I bought this pack of blades for some heavy duty cutting through my flat roof. They went bald extremely quickly. When I say bald I mean completely bald, as in there were no teeth left whatsoever.

I went back to the store and bought Hilti brand blades and they held up much better. They did gradually dull out but it took a lot longer and they never went completely bald. (They were significantly more expensive - around $4 a blade for the longer size).

I bought these blades to do some demo work in a home with 2x4's and a few 2x6's .... these should not have the dewalt name on them.

The blades wend flat / wore out very fast.... I called a friend who's a contractor and told me to go pick up some Milwaukee Torch Blades.... Well, I needed them to keep working, so i went the big orange big box store... and guess what...

You could actually see the Quality in the Blade in the Milwaukee Blades.... I bought a multi-pack as I was doing both mostly wood, and some metal cutting....

I only used one blade and did about 20 times the amount of cutting with one Milwaukee blade than four of the dewalt blades.

These might be good for the homeowner do it your-selfer.... but these blades are terrible, especially carrying the dewalt name.

One blade even broke on me cutting through a 2x4 when it hit a hidden nail !!!!

I bought this set to use in my Milwaukee Sawzall when I was doing a remodel job at my bother in-laws. These worked fine cutting the 2x4 and 2x6 rim plate and the old pvc and copper pipes we had to remove. These fit DeWalt or Milwaukee saws. The longer blades are great for tough to reach spots and old headers that are doubled up 2 by lumber. After I used these up and needed more I found the MK Morse brand in the same kit from Amazon for ½ the price. These worked just as well and saved me money. Both say "made in USA" and Ohio. I "goggled" MK Morse and it looks like they make only blades in Ohio? My guess is they are making the DeWalt blades for DeWalt at they are a tool manufacture not a blade manufacture. When I was at my local "Menards" they sell MK Morse too.
So the blades are fine (gave them 2 stars) but the deal is not good (gave them 2 stars).

MK Morse RBKITHD01 Heavy Duty Reciprocating Blade Assortment With Storage Case, 12-Piece

If you want a blade that really likes to cut. Get the Milwaukee. These will cut a fine line, but don't hold an edge long.

I purchased this set of blades for use with my Milwaukee Sawzall and am very happy with my purchase. I am able to keep the case full of blades in my Sawzall tool case and keep everything neat and tidy. The large demolition blade did wonders for my first demolition job with it. The price is quite reasonable, especially when compared to trying to put together this selection of blades from single purchases.

This blade set offers a variety of blades for many uses. A great set for many purposes. I recommend this for the person who has just purchased his reciprocating saw.

Product was just what i wanted, it came in a very timely fashion and it was at a great price.

I found the DeWalt DW4892 Reciprocating Saw `Blade Set to be us to DeWalt standards, appropriately priced and the right answer for use with my DeWalt Saw.

No problems thus far with my set...used on a lot of nails with wood and some metal bolts etc. Would buy again especially if cheaper then the Milwaukee set. Both are equal in my experience so price is the factor. Case is excellent.

Not much to say about this product.

Basically, it's a dewalt plastic case with tons of saws (ones for food, metal, demolition, etc...)

It's better to have everything organized, in a nice case, then it is to have them all over your saw case, or all over the truck floor, etc.. Customers love to see contractors organized. It means that their work is superior and organized as well, typically.

Works great, maintains organization, and it's inexpensive...