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Milwaukee AX SAWZALL Blade for Wood with Nails (5 TPI)
Model: MWK-48-00--50
9" 5 TPI AX, SAWZALL Blade for Wood with Nails (5 PK)
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Milwaukee 48-01-7035 6" 5 TPI SAWZALL Blade for Wood with Nails, Bulk 100-Pack
The Milwaukee 48-01-7035 is a 6" SAWZALL reciprocating saw blade featuring a 5 TPI tooth configuration engineered specifically for cutting wood with embedded nails. Built for demolition, remodeling, and general construction cutting tasks, this blade is supplied in a bulk pack of 100, making it a practical, cost-efficient choice for contractors, electricians, plumbers, and maintenance crews who run through blades quickly on active job sites. Whether cutting through nail-embedded studs, subfloor, or framing lumber, this Milwaukee blade is sized and configured to keep reciprocating saws productive, and having a full case on hand helps crews avoid mid-project blade shortages.
Key Features
- Blade Length: 6" overall length sized for standard reciprocating saw applications.
- Tooth Configuration: 5 TPI (teeth per inch) design suited for fast, aggressive cuts through wood.
- Nail-Embedded Wood Rated: Purpose-built for cutting wood with nails, ideal for demolition and remodeling work where fasteners are present in the material.
- SAWZALL Compatibility: Milwaukee SAWZALL blade shank design fits standard reciprocating saws for quick, secure blade changes.
- Bulk Packaging: Sold in a bulk pack of 100 blades, reducing per-unit cost and minimizing downtime for high-volume users.
- Job Site Durability: Designed to hold up to repeated cutting cycles through wood and embedded fasteners common on demolition and remodel sites.
- Versatile Cutting Applications: Suited for framing, subfloor, stud walls, and general wood removal where nails may be encountered.
Technical Specifications
- Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.
Typical Applications
- Demolition of Wood Framing and Structures
- Remodeling and Renovation Projects
- Cutting Wood with Embedded Nails and Fasteners
- General Construction and Job Site Cutting Tasks
- High-Volume Professional and Maintenance Crew Use
- Reciprocating Saw Blade Replacement Stock for Tool Cribs
Why Milwaukee?
Milwaukee SAWZALL blades are engineered for demanding job site conditions, and the 48-01-7035 continues that standard with a 5 TPI tooth design built to power through wood with nails. Supplied in a bulk pack of 100, this blade gives contractors, electricians, plumbers, and facility teams a dependable, ready supply of replacement blades so reciprocating saws stay in service without interruption. For crews cutting through nail-embedded wood on a regular basis, having a case of Milwaukee 48-01-7035 blades on hand means less time swapping out worn blades and more time on the task at hand.
Manufacturer Resources
Product Specs
- list_batch:
- MWK-20260918
- Product Type:
- Reciprocating Saw Blade
- Configuration:
- 5 TPI
- Department:
- Electrical
- Product Subgroup:
- Saw Blades
- Product Size:
- 6"
- Product Group:
- Power Tools & Accessories
- Country Of Origin:
- United States
Milwaukee 48-01-7035 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Will a Milwaukee 48-01-7035 SAWZALL blade fit a non-Milwaukee reciprocating saw?
Yes. The 48-01-7035 uses the standard SAWZALL shank, which fits standard reciprocating saws with quick-change blade clamps, regardless of the saw brand. It is a 6 inch blade, so it works in any saw taking a universal 1/2 inch tang recip blade.
2) I am cutting nail-embedded wood but also hitting metal conduit and pipe - should I use the Milwaukee 48-01-7035 or something else?
The Milwaukee 48-01-7035 is a 5 TPI blade built for wood with embedded nails, so it handles the occasional fastener but its coarse pitch is not a metal-cutting tooth pattern. For dedicated metal cuts in the same 6-inch length, the Lenox 20569S624R Metalwolf Wave Edge is a 6-inch 24 TPI bi-metal blade, and the fine tooth count is what keeps teeth engaged in thin-wall conduit and pipe. Many crews carry both and swap by material rather than forcing one blade to do both.
3) What is the closest equivalent to the Milwaukee 48-01-7035 if I want a 6-inch wood-cutting reciprocating blade from another brand?
The Milwaukee 48-01-7035 is a 6-inch 5 TPI reciprocating saw blade for wood with nails. The nearest wood-cutting peer in that same length is the Lenox 20573S656R LUMBERWOLF, a 6-inch reciprocating saw blade at 6 TPI. Both run in a standard reciprocating saw and target wood; the Milwaukee is a coarser 5 TPI tooth pitch, the LUMBERWOLF is 6 TPI, so tooth spacing is the main difference between them for framing and subfloor work.
4) For heavy demolition where I expect to hit more than nails, is there a tougher alternative to the Milwaukee 48-01-7035?
The Milwaukee 48-01-7035 is a 6-inch 5 TPI blade rated for wood with nails, which covers studs, subfloor, and framing lumber on remodel work. Where the demolition includes harder embedded material, the Lenox 2014220 is a 6-inch by 1-inch Lazer CT carbide-tipped reciprocating blade for demolition and remodeling; the carbide-tipped tooth is the difference from the Milwaukee's conventional toothed edge. The Milwaukee is supplied as a bulk 100-pack, which suits crews consuming blades in volume on wood framing teardown.
5) How many blades come in the Milwaukee 48-01-7035 pack?
It ships as a bulk case of 100 blades. That is the format tool cribs and demo crews buy for, since nail-cutting chews through blades and a full case keeps the saws running without a mid-job supply run. If you only need a handful, this is more than you want.
6) What is the difference between the Milwaukee 48-01-7035 and a carbide-tipped demolition blade?
The 48-01-7035 is a 5 TPI wood-with-nails blade sold 100 to a case, meant to be used hard and thrown away. A carbide-tipped blade such as the Lenox 2014220 Lazer CT, 6 inch by 1 inch, is the opposite approach: far fewer blades, each lasting much longer in abusive demolition and remodel cutting. Pick the Milwaukee case if volume and cost per cut matter; pick carbide if you want fewer blade changes on heavy nail-embedded teardown.
7) Should I buy a 5 TPI or a 6 TPI wood blade for remodel work?
The gap is small. The Milwaukee 48-01-7035 at 5 TPI is the more aggressive of the two and is rated for wood with nails, which is what you hit on teardown. A 6 TPI wood blade like the Lenox 20573S656R LUMBERWOLF cuts slightly smoother in clean lumber. If the wood has fasteners in it, take the 5 TPI nail-rated blade.
8) Which 6-inch reciprocating blade should a tool crib stock for high-volume wood demolition?
The Milwaukee 48-01-7035 is supplied as a bulk 100-pack of 6-inch 5 TPI blades for wood with nails, which is the configuration aimed at crews replacing blades frequently on framing and subfloor teardown. Among comparable 6-inch options, the Lenox 20573S656R LUMBERWOLF covers wood at 6 TPI and the Lenox 20569S624R Metalwolf Wave Edge covers metal at 24 TPI, so a crib stocking for mixed material would carry a fine-tooth blade alongside the coarse wood blade rather than substituting one for the other.
9) What is the Milwaukee part number to reorder this SAWZALL blade?
Order it as Milwaukee 48-01-7035, the 6 inch 5 TPI SAWZALL blade for wood with nails, supplied as a 100-blade bulk case. That is the number to put on a tool-crib standing order.
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