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Milwaukee WRECKER SAWZALL Blade for Multi-Material (7/11 TPI)

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Milwaukee 48-00-5706 9" 7/11 TPI SAWZALL Wrecker Blade for Multi-Material, 5-Pack

The Milwaukee 48-00-5706 SAWZALL Wrecker Blade is a 9" reciprocating saw blade engineered for fast, aggressive cutting through multi-material jobsite debris. Featuring a 7/11 variable tooth pitch, this blade is part of Milwaukee's SUPER SAWZALL lineup, purpose-built for demolition, remodeling, and renovation work where wood, embedded fasteners, nail-laden lumber, metal, and other mixed materials must be cut through in a single pass. The variable TPI design lets the blade transition between coarse, fast material removal and cleaner cutting as it works through changing material densities on the same cut. Each 48-00-5706 package includes 5 SAWZALL blades, giving demolition crews, remodelers, and DIYers enough capacity to power through demanding multi-material cutting tasks without constantly stopping to swap blades mid-job.

Key Features

  • Blade Length: 9" overall length sized for reciprocating saw demolition and cutting tasks, giving the reach needed to get through thick or layered material.
  • 7/11 Variable TPI: A 7 to 11 teeth-per-inch variable pitch design balances fast, aggressive material removal with a controlled cut as the blade moves through multi-material jobsite debris.
  • Wrecker-Style Blade: Purpose-built for demolition and remodeling work, where mixed materials such as wood, embedded nails, and metal are frequently encountered together in the same cut.
  • Multi-Material Cutting: Engineered to cut through multi-material conditions in a single pass, reducing the need to stop and switch blades mid-task.
  • SUPER SAWZALL Lineup: Part of Milwaukee's SAWZALL reciprocating saw blade family, engineered for compatibility with SAWZALL reciprocating saws used on professional jobsites.
  • 5-Pack Value: Ships with 5 SAWZALL blades per pack, keeping spares on hand for extended demolition, remodeling, and renovation projects.
  • Jobsite-Ready Design: Built to keep performing through repeated multi-material cuts, helping crews stay productive on demolition and remodeling jobs.

Technical Specifications

  • Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.

Typical Applications

  • Demolition and Deconstruction Projects
  • Remodeling and Renovation Work
  • Cutting Multi-Material Debris, Including Wood, Nail-Embedded Lumber, and Metal
  • Reciprocating Saw Jobsite Cutting Tasks
  • Professional Construction and DIY Projects
  • Framing and Structural Demolition

Why Milwaukee?

Milwaukee's SAWZALL blades are engineered for the demands of professional jobsites, and the Wrecker Blade continues that standard with a 7/11 TPI design built specifically for multi-material demolition work. As part of the SUPER SAWZALL blade lineup, the 48-00-5706 is designed to deliver dependable, aggressive cutting performance pack after pack, helping contractors, remodelers, and demolition crews keep moving through tough multi-material cutting tasks. With 5 blades included, this pack is built to keep jobsite crews equipped and cutting without interruption.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Product Type:
Reciprocating Saw Blade
Product Subgroup:
Saw Blades
Department:
Electrical
list_batch:
MWK-20260918
Country Of Origin:
United States
Product Group:
Power Tools & Accessories

Milwaukee 48-00-5701 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Milwaukee Wrecker blade cut through nails buried in framing lumber?
Yes, that is what it is built for. The Wrecker is a demolition blade meant for mixed jobsite debris, so wood with embedded fasteners, nail-laden lumber and metal get cut in a single pass without stopping to change blades.
2) What does 7/11 TPI mean on a reciprocating saw blade, and when do I want it?
7/11 is a variable tooth pitch, meaning the tooth spacing alternates between 7 and 11 teeth per inch along the blade. The coarser teeth remove material fast in wood, the finer teeth keep the cut under control when the blade hits metal or denser material. That is the range you want for demolition and remodel work where material changes mid-cut. For straight wood framing only, a coarse 6 TPI wood blade like the Lenox LUMBERWOLF cuts faster, and for clean metal cutting a 24 TPI blade like the Lenox Metalwolf Wave Edge is the right tool.
3) Will this blade fit saws other than a Milwaukee SAWZALL?
The Wrecker blade uses the standard universal reciprocating saw shank that SAWZALL blades are built around, so it drops into any reciprocating saw taking a standard 1/2 inch universal tang, not just Milwaukee tools. It is part of Milwaukee's SAWZALL blade family and is engineered for SAWZALL reciprocating saws.
4) What is the closest alternative to the Milwaukee 48-00-5706 Wrecker blade for nail-embedded demolition cutting?
The Milwaukee Wrecker SAWZALL blade uses a 7/11 variable tooth pitch for multi-material demolition where wood, nail-laden lumber, and metal come up in the same cut. The nearest alternative for that kind of mixed debris is the Lenox 2014220, a 6 inch by 1 inch Lazer CT carbide-tipped reciprocating blade for demolition and remodeling. The difference is tooth technology: the Wrecker runs a variable-pitch toothed edge, while the Lazer CT uses carbide tips. If your crew is cutting 9 inch deep layered material, the Wrecker is offered in a 9 inch length as well as 6 inch; the Lazer CT comparable is a 6 inch blade.
5) If I am only cutting clean lumber and no embedded metal, is there a better blade than the Milwaukee Wrecker?
Yes. The Milwaukee Wrecker SAWZALL blade's 7/11 variable pitch is built to survive embedded fasteners and metal mixed into wood. For clean wood with no nails, a coarser dedicated wood blade cuts faster: the Lenox 20573S656R LUMBERWOLF is a 6 inch reciprocating blade at 6 TPI. Fewer teeth per inch means more aggressive chip clearing in wood, but it is not the choice when you expect to hit nails.
6) Can I use the Milwaukee Wrecker blade for cutting metal conduit and pipe?
The Wrecker SAWZALL blade's 7/11 variable pitch is coarse, intended for mixed jobsite debris rather than thin-wall metal, and a coarse blade can strip teeth or chatter on tubing. For metal cutting, the Lenox 20569S624R Metalwolf Wave Edge is a 6 inch 24 TPI bi-metal reciprocating blade; the high tooth count keeps several teeth engaged on thin wall sections. Use the Wrecker where wood and fasteners dominate the cut and the metal content is incidental.
7) How many blades come in a pack of the Milwaukee 48-00-5706 Wrecker blade?
Five blades per pack. That is enough to keep a demolition or remodel crew cutting through a shift without a mid-job run for spares.
8) Bi-metal Wrecker blade or a carbide-tipped blade for demo work?
A bi-metal demolition blade like the Wrecker is the everyday choice for nail-embedded wood and mixed debris, and it is cheap enough to treat as consumable, which is why it ships five to a pack. When you are repeatedly hitting cast iron, hardened fasteners or abrasive material and want far longer blade life per cut, a carbide-tipped blade such as the Lenox 2014220 Lazer CT (6 inch) is the step up.
9) Is the Milwaukee Wrecker blade the right pick for a fire department or rescue truck kit?
The Wrecker SAWZALL blade is built for demolition, remodeling, and renovation cutting of multi-material jobsite debris. For a rescue kit, the purpose-built option is the Lenox 20577850R, an 8 inch bi-metal Fire and Rescue reciprocating blade at 10/14 TPI sold in a 5-pack. Both are variable-pitch blades sold in fives, but the finer 10/14 pitch and the 8 inch length are specified for rescue work, while the Wrecker's coarser 7/11 pitch targets construction demolition.
10) Which demolition blade should I stock if I want one length that fits tight framing bays?
The Milwaukee Wrecker SAWZALL blade is offered in a 6 inch size, part number 48-00-5701, which is the length to use when the saw has to work between studs or inside a joist bay; the 9 inch 48-00-5706 is for thick or layered material. Comparable 6 inch demolition and remodeling blades include the Lenox 2014220 Lazer CT carbide-tipped blade and the Lenox 20573S656R LUMBERWOLF at 6 TPI, so a 6 inch shelf stock can mix toothed and carbide-tipped options.
11) Where is the Milwaukee Wrecker SAWZALL blade made?
Country of origin is the United States. That matters if you are buying for a government or institutional job with domestic sourcing requirements on consumables.
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Does the Milwaukee 48-00-5701 come with a warranty?
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