#1
EZARC 802060EZARC Arc Edge Pruning Reciprocating Saw Blade
Top Best Score on this page, with a 300 mm maximum cut capacity for wood.
- Blades per pack
- 3
- Max cut capacity
- 300 mm
- Metal cutting
- —
Reciprocating Saw Blades · 63 compared side by side
Best Reciprocating Saw Blades for Concrete in 2027
Choosing a reciprocating saw blade for concrete, block, or masonry comes down to three things: the tooth design, the cut depth the blade is rated for, and the blade length your saw can use. Carbide grit or segmented teeth handle masonry, while bi-metal and coarse wood blades suit other materials. Check the maximum cut capacity against your material thickness before you buy. This page puts 63 products on one spec sheet so you can compare length, TPI, cut capacity, pack size, and listed uses side by side.
Quick answer
- Best overall: EZARC 802060 (#1, Best Score 73; blades per pack 3 , max cut capacity 300 mm)
- Longest blade in the lineup: EZARC 802067 (#2, Best Score 71; blades per pack 3 , max cut capacity 300 mm)
- Most blades in one pack: HORUSDY 97394 (#3, Best Score 65; blades per pack 40 )
Ranked from 63 reciprocating saw blades that met our standard, compared on Max cut capacity, TPI (teeth per inch), and blade length.
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Top picks
#2
EZARC 802067EZARC U-Groove Arc Edge Pruning Reciprocating Saw Blade
At 15 in, it is the longest blade listed, with a 2-year warranty.
- Blades per pack
- 3
- Max cut capacity
- 300 mm
- Metal cutting
- —
#3
HORUSDY 97394HORUSDY 40-Piece Recip Saw Blade Set
Forty blades, with a TPI range from 3 to 24 for wood and metal.
- Blades per pack
- 40
- Max cut capacity
- —
- Metal cutting
- Yes
Comparison table
Swipe or scroll sideways to see every model.| Spec | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best Scoreout of 100 | 73 | 71 | 65 | 65 | 63 | 62 | 61 | 61 | 61 | 61 |
| Blade lengthin | 15 in | 15 in | — | 15 in | 12 in | 15 in | — | — | 15 in | 15 in |
| Max teeth per inchTPI | 6 TPI | 6 TPI | 24 TPI | 6 TPI | 6 TPI | 6 TPI | — | — | 6 TPI | 6 TPI |
| Min teeth per inchTPI | 6 TPI | 6 TPI | 3 TPI | 6 TPI | 6 TPI | 6 TPI | — | — | 6 TPI | 6 TPI |
| Blades per pack | 3 | 3 | 40 (best in row) | 4 | 5 | 6 | 12 | 10 | 5 | 3 |
| Blade material | — | — | Cr-V and bi-metal | Chromium-Vanadium (CRV) steel | CR-V steel (heat-treated) | Heat-treated CR-V steel | Bi-metal | Bimetal | — | Chrome vanadium steel (CR-V) |
| Max cut capacitymm | 300 mm | 300 mm | — | 300 mm | — | 300 mm | — | — | — | — |
| Wood cutting | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Metal cutting | — | — | Yes | — | — | — | Yes | Yes | — | — |
| Chip removal design | — | Yes | — | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | — | Yes | Yes |
| Storage case included | — | — | — | — | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | — | — |
| Set weightlb | 0.51 lb | — | 0.00 lb (best in row) | 0.73 lb | — | — | 1.00 lb | 0.87 lb | 0.97 lb | — |
| Warrantyyears | — | 2 years | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — |
Best in row— not published by the maker yet
How we chose
We reviewed 81 reciprocating saw blades and kept only the 63 that pass every check below. Those are ranked by a Best Score built from spec fit for this job, sales rank.
- 4.0★ or higherAverage customer rating
- Proven demand25+ reviews or an Amazon sales rank
- In stockAvailable to order when checked
- 50%+ specs knownEnough data to compare fairly
In-depth reviews
These reviews are based on specifications and listing information only. Use them to match a blade's listed features to your job.
Best overall
EZARC 802060EZARC Arc Edge Pruning Reciprocating Saw Blade
Top spec score, but built for pruning and wood
- Max cut capacity
- 300 mm (best of the reviewed tools)
- Blades per pack
- 3
- Metal cutting
- —
- Chip removal design
- —
This is the top-ranked blade on our spec score, and its listing is built around pruning. The EZARC 802060 measures 14.57 in long with a 6 TPI coarse tooth pattern and a 300 mm maximum cut capacity. The maker lists it for wet wood, dry wood, green timber, and firewood. Concrete and masonry are not in its listing, so it is not the blade for those jobs.
The arc edge and fleam-ground teeth are the features that matter most on its spec sheet. The listing says the offset tooth profile gives three cutting angles to reduce friction on larger limbs. Deep gullets clear chips, and the maker says the teeth last up to 3x longer. Those claims come from the listing, not from independent testing. The pack holds 3 blades that weigh 0.51 lb total.
Compatibility is the last check. The blade is listed as universal for DeWalt, Bosch, Makita, Milwaukee, and several other brands. The listing says it is not compatible with Ryobi reciprocating saws. Buyers with a Ryobi saw should look elsewhere. For someone who needs a long, coarse wood blade, this is the strongest spec match in the lineup.
Pros
- Highest Best Score on this page
- 300 mm maximum cut capacity listed
- Three blades weigh 0.51 lb
Cons
- Concrete and masonry not listed
- Not compatible with Ryobi saws
- Buy it if
- you cut thick green wood or branches with a reciprocating saw.
- Skip it if
- you need a blade for concrete, block, or metal.
VerdictThe strongest spec match for pruning wood, but it is not listed for masonry.
Longest blade in the lineup
EZARC 802067EZARC U-Groove Arc Edge Pruning Reciprocating Saw Blade
Longest blade here, with a U-groove for chips
- Max cut capacity
- 300 mm (best of the reviewed tools)
- Blades per pack
- 3
- Metal cutting
- —
- Chip removal design
- Yes (best of the reviewed tools)
The U-Groove version is the longest blade on this page at 15 in. It shares the 6 TPI pattern and 300 mm maximum cut capacity of the rank 1 model, but the maker adds a U-groove for chip removal. The pack includes 3 blades. The listing says this design reduces debris buildup and cutting heat in wet wood.
Warranty is one point of difference. The maker lists a 2-year warranty, which is the longest warranty on this page. Only a few models here list a warranty at all, so that comparison is narrow. The arc edge and fleam-ground teeth match the rank 1 blade, and the listing claims up to 3X longer service life.
Like its sibling, this blade is listed for wood only. No concrete or metal rating appears in the listing. Compatibility is also universal, with the same Ryobi exclusion. Pick this version over the 802060 if you want the longer 15 in length and a warranty, and you cut mostly wet wood.
Pros
- Longest blade on this page at 15 in
- Two-year warranty listed
- U-groove design for chip removal
Cons
- Wood cutting only in listing
- Not compatible with Ryobi saws
- Buy it if
- you want a long pruning blade with a warranty for wet wood.
- Skip it if
- you need a concrete or metal blade.
VerdictA longer, warranted pruning blade with a chip-clearing design, but still a wood blade.
Most blades in one pack
HORUSDY 97394HORUSDY 40-Piece Recip Saw Blade Set
Forty blades across a wide TPI range
- Max cut capacity
- —
- Blades per pack
- 40 (best of the reviewed tools)
- Metal cutting
- Yes (best of the reviewed tools)
- Chip removal design
- —
The HORUSDY set includes the most pieces of any product on this page, 40 blades in one pack. Its TPI range runs from 3 to 24. Listed blade lengths are 4, 6, and 9 in. Materials are Cr-V and bi-metal. The set is listed for wood and metal cutting, with PVC also mentioned.
A 40-piece set gives many choices, but the spec sheet has no concrete or masonry rating. The listing does not say the blades are rated for masonry. The 3 TPI blades are coarse enough for fast wood cuts and rough demolition. The 24 TPI blades are listed for metal and finer cuts.
The set includes a storage pouch. The listed set weight is 0.000625 lb, the lowest figure on this page, so confirm it before you buy. This set suits a shop that needs many sizes for wood and metal. It is not a single-purpose blade for one concrete job.
Pros
- Forty blades in one pack
- TPI range from 3 to 24
- Storage pouch included
Cons
- No concrete or masonry rating listed
- Set weight figure looks unusual
- Buy it if
- you want many blade sizes for wood, metal, and PVC in one pack.
- Skip it if
- you need a dedicated blade for concrete or block.
VerdictA large, varied set for general wood and metal work, not a masonry specialist.
Chip removal with a case
DEWALT DW4802-2DEWALT Metal/Wood Recip Blade Set (12-pc)
Twelve bi-metal blades with a case and chip removal
- Max cut capacity
- —
- Blades per pack
- 12
- Metal cutting
- Yes (best of the reviewed tools)
- Chip removal design
- Yes (best of the reviewed tools)
The DEWALT 12-piece set is the bi-metal option with a chip removal design and a storage case in our data. It is listed for wood and metal cutting. The maker says bi-metal construction gives blade flexibility and a long-lasting edge. The set weighs 1 lb.
The maker says its patented tooth forms improve chip removal and give up to 50% longer life versus prior DEWALT blades. The tall, thick blade profile is listed for straight cuts in heavy metal and durability in demolition. Those are maker claims. The listing also says the set is made in the USA with global materials, and the ToughCase is made in China.
The listing does not say these blades are rated for concrete or masonry. The set suits a mixed wood and metal kit. Buyers who want a case and a known brand for demolition-style wood and metal work should also compare it with the 10-piece DEWALT set.
Pros
- Chip removal design listed
- Storage case included
- Twelve pieces for wood and metal
Cons
- No concrete or masonry rating listed
- Heavier than the 10-piece set
- Buy it if
- you want a brand-name bi-metal kit with a case for wood and metal.
- Skip it if
- you need a blade rated for masonry or concrete.
VerdictRanked #7 of the products we compared on our Best Score.
Compact 10-piece bi-metal set
DEWALT DW4898DEWALT Bi-Metal Recip Blade Set (10-pc)
Lighter 10-piece DEWALT set with a case
- Max cut capacity
- —
- Blades per pack
- 10
- Metal cutting
- Yes (best of the reviewed tools)
- Chip removal design
- —
The DEWALT 10-piece bi-metal set is the lighter DEWALT option, at 0.87 lb versus 1 lb for the 12-piece. It includes a case, which the listing says is either a tough case or an expandable case that fits a tool box. Materials are bi-metal, and the set is listed for wood and metal cutting.
The listing describes these as combination sets for common applications. It does not list a tooth range, blade length, or cut capacity. That makes it harder to match the set to thick masonry or concrete. The maker says bi-metal construction gives blade flexibility and a long-lasting cutting edge.
Choose this set for general wood and metal work with a case. Skip it if your decision depends on TPI or cut depth, since the listing gives too few specs to check fit for thick stock. The 12-piece DEWALT adds a chip removal design and a stated life improvement.
Pros
- Ten pieces with a storage case
- Lighter than the 12-piece set
- Bi-metal for wood and metal
Cons
- No TPI or cut capacity listed
- No masonry rating listed
- Buy it if
- you want a compact bi-metal set with a case for common wood and metal jobs.
- Skip it if
- you need TPI or cut depth details before buying.
VerdictA compact general-purpose set, but its listing gives too few specs for masonry work.
Best among the reviewed tools
Buying guide
Check the teeth for masonry
Concrete and block need carbide grit or segmented teeth. Standard bi-metal or steel teeth dull fast on masonry. Look for those words in the listing. If the listing only mentions wood and metal, expect the blade to wear quickly on concrete.
Match cut capacity to thickness
Maximum cut capacity tells you how thick a material a blade is rated for. Compare it with the thickness of your wall or slab. Several models here list 300 mm or 175 mm. Models without a listed capacity leave you to check fit yourself.
Confirm blade length and fit
Blade length affects how deep a reciprocating saw can reach. Listed lengths here range from 4 in to 15 in. Universal shank claims mean most major brands fit, but some listings exclude specific brands, so check the compatibility note.
Pick pack size for your work
A large pack gives more tooth options but not always more useful blades. Packs here range from 1 blade to 40. For a single masonry job, a few heavy-duty blades may serve you better than a large mixed set.
FAQ
What is the best reciprocating saw blade for concrete?
None of the blades on this page list concrete or masonry in their specs. The listings focus on wood, metal, and pruning. For concrete, look for a blade with carbide grit or segmented teeth and a listed masonry rating, then check its cut capacity against your slab or wall thickness.
Do bi-metal blades work on concrete?
Bi-metal blades are built for wood and metal. Their listings here do not claim masonry use. Bi-metal blades can cut soft materials, but for concrete or block, a carbide grit or segmented blade is the better match.
What TPI should I use for masonry?
Coarse teeth clear chips in wood, while fine teeth suit metal. The listings on this page do not give a masonry TPI recommendation. Check the blade maker's instructions for concrete or block, since TPI guidance for masonry is not in the data.
Are these blades compatible with all reciprocating saws?
Several listings say they fit most major brands. Some, including the EZARC pruning blades, say they do not fit Ryobi saws. Check the compatibility note in the listing and match the blade length and shank to your saw before buying.
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