
HORUSDY 97394HORUSDY 40-Piece Recip Saw Blade Set
Holds 40 blades covering 3 to 24 TPI, the largest count on the page.
- Blades per pack
- 40
- Max cut capacity
- —
- Metal cutting
- Yes
Good reciprocating saw blades for metal need the right tooth count, the right material and the right length. Fine teeth, around 14 to 24 TPI, suit thin sheet and tubing. Bi-metal construction resists heat better than plain carbon steel. The blade must also fit your saw and reach through your stock. We put 27 products on one spec sheet so you can compare TPI range, blade count, material, cut capacity and storage side by side.
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Ranked from 27 reciprocating saw blades that met our standard, compared on teeth per inch (TPI), blade length, and chip removal design.
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Holds 40 blades covering 3 to 24 TPI, the largest count on the page.

Lists 175 mm max cut capacity, the highest of the 10 models that list it.

Ten blades from 6 to 18 TPI with a storage box and a 0.39 lb weight.
| Spec | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best Scoreout of 100 | 77 | 71 | 62 | 61 | 61 | 59 | 59 | 59 | 58 | 58 |
| Blade lengthin | — | — | — | — | — | — | 9 in | 9 in | 9 in | 9 in |
| Max teeth per inchTPI | 24 TPI | 24 TPI | 18 TPI | — | — | 24 TPI | 14 TPI | 12 TPI | 18 TPI | 18 TPI |
| Min teeth per inchTPI | 3 TPI | 3 TPI | 6 TPI | — | — | 3 TPI | 8 TPI | 8 TPI | 14 TPI | 14 TPI |
| Blades per pack | 40 (best in row) | 32 | 10 | 12 | 10 | 34 | 10 | 25 | 25 | 25 |
| Blade material | Cr-V and bi-metal | Cr-V steel, bi-metal | Cr-V steel (wood); bi-material (metal) | Bi-metal | Bimetal | 58CRV wood blades; M2+6150 bimetal metal blades | Bi-metal (8% cobalt) | Bi-metal, 8% cobalt | Bi-metal | Bi-Metal M42 with 8% cobalt |
| Max cut capacitymm | — | 175 mm (best in row) | — | — | — | — | — | — | 8 mm | 8 mm |
| Wood cutting | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | — | Yes |
| Metal cutting | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Chip removal design | — | — | — | Yes | — | — | — | — | — | — |
| Storage case included | — | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | — | — | — | Yes |
| Set weightlb | 0.00 lb (best in row) | 1.34 lb | 0.39 lb | 1.00 lb | 0.87 lb | 0.02 lb | 0.84 lb | — | — | 2.47 lb |
| Warrantyyears | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — |
We reviewed 81 reciprocating saw blades and kept only the 27 that pass every check below. Those are ranked by a Best Score built from spec fit for this job, sales rank.
These reviews are based on specifications and listing information, not hands-on use. We read each spec for what it means when cutting metal.
Forty blades covering fine to coarse teeth
The HORUSDY set puts 40 blades in one pack, the most of any product on this page. Blade lengths are 4, 6 and 9 in, and teeth per in run from 3 to 24. For metal, the high end matters. A 24 TPI blade keeps several teeth in contact with thin sheet and tubing, which helps avoid grabbing and a rough cut.
The material is listed as Cr-V and bi-metal. Bi-metal blades pair a flexible spine with a hard cutting edge, which helps them resist heat when cutting steel. The listing does not say which blades in the set are bi-metal and which are Cr-V, so check before you cut metal. The maker does not publish a maximum cut capacity or a warranty.
The listed set weight is 0.000625 lb, the lowest on the page. That figure looks too small for 40 blades, so treat it with caution. A rugged organizer pouch is included, which keeps the three lengths sorted. It ranks first on our Best Score at 77.
VerdictIt offers the widest mix of blade count and TPI range here, though you must confirm which blades are bi-metal.
Clear metal ratings and a wide TPI spread
WORKPRO lists 32 blades from 3 to 24 TPI, and its listing is specific about the metal blades. They are bi-material and rated for metal from 0.7 to 8 mm thick, plus pipes and profiles from 5 to 100 mm across. Those numbers let you match a blade to your stock before you buy.
The metal group includes 4 in 24 TPI blades, 6 in blades at 14, 18 and 24 TPI, and thick 14 TPI blades for heavier work. That is 10 metal blades in total. The rest are Cr-V wood blades and a pruning blade, so about two thirds of the set will not help with steel. The listed max cut capacity is 175 mm.
That 175 mm is the highest among the 10 models that list a capacity, but it applies to coarse wood. For metal, the 8 mm limit is the figure that matters. A storage case is included, and the set weighs 1.34 lb. It ranks second on our Best Score at 72.
VerdictA well documented mixed set whose metal limits are easy to check against your work.
A small set with a storage box
The SEDY set is a 10-piece pack, so it is a light buy compared with the 32 and 40 piece sets above it. Tooth count runs from 6 to 18 TPI. The 18 TPI blades are the metal-cutting option, and they are bi-material, which suits steel pipe and thinner stock.
The listing breaks the contents down plainly: two 6 in 18 TPI metal blades, four 6 in 6 TPI wood blades, two 8 in 6 TPI wood blades and two 6 in 10-14 TPI blades for wood and soft metal. That means only two blades are made for steel. The maker does not publish a cut capacity or a warranty.
The set weighs 0.39 lb and includes a storage box, so it is easy to carry. It ranks third on our Best Score at 63.
VerdictA small, clearly described kit that suits light metal work but runs out of metal blades fast.
A bi-metal set built around chip removal
The DEWALT DW4802-2 is a 12-piece bi-metal set. It lists a chip removal design, which means the tooth shape clears cut material from the gap. Better clearing helps a blade stay cooler and cut faster in steel. Among the five products reviewed here, it is the only one that lists this feature.
The listing describes a tall, thick blade profile for straight cuts in heavy metal and for demolition. DEWALT also claims up to 50% longer life compared with its own earlier blades, based on average performance of its range. That is a maker claim, not a measured result we can confirm. Teeth per in and blade length are not listed.
Without TPI, you cannot tell whether the set covers thin sheet. The set includes a ToughCase and weighs 1 lb. The listing says the blades are made in the USA with global materials. It ranks fourth on our Best Score at 61, tied in score with the other DEWALT set.
VerdictA sensible bi-metal pick for heavy cutting, but missing the tooth data a metal buyer needs.
Ten bi-metal blades in a tool case
The DEWALT DW4898 is a 10-piece bimetal combination set. Bi-metal blades join a flexible body to a hard cutting edge, which suits metal because it resists both snapping and heat. The listing calls the set a selection for common applications, so it targets general use and not one trade.
Many key specs are missing. The listing gives no teeth per in, no blade length and no cut capacity. For metal, TPI is the number that decides how thin a sheet you can cut cleanly, so you would need to check the package before ordering. Both wood and metal cutting are listed as supported.
The set comes in a tough case or expandable case that is designed to fit in a power tool kit box. It weighs 0.87 lb. Among the two DEWALT sets here, it is lighter and holds fewer blades than the 12-piece set. It ranks fifth on our Best Score at 61.
VerdictA basic bi-metal set that is hard to judge for metal because the tooth data is missing.
Best among the reviewed tools
Higher TPI means finer teeth. Thin sheet and tubing need 18 to 24 TPI so several teeth stay in contact. Thick steel cuts better with 10 to 14 TPI, which clears chips faster. A set that spans both ranges covers more jobs.
Bi-metal blades combine a flexible spine with a hard edge, so they resist heat and breakage in metal. Cr-V blades suit wood. Cobalt content, such as 8% on some listed blades, is meant to add heat resistance.
Six in blades work for pipe and sheet. Nine in blades reach deeper and suit demolition and thicker stock. Check that the set includes the length you need, and that the shank fits your saw.
A large pack may hold mostly wood blades. Read the contents list to count the metal blades and their TPI. Also look for a case, since loose blades dull and get lost quickly.
For thin sheet and tubing, use 18 to 24 TPI. For thicker steel, 10 to 14 TPI clears chips faster. Among the models that list TPI, the highest maximum is 24, found in four products on this page.
Yes, for metal. Bi-metal blades have a hard cutting edge on a flexible body, so they resist heat and breakage. Cr-V steel blades are listed mainly for wood in the sets we compared.
Many can, but check the contents. Sets like WORKPRO and SEDY mix Cr-V wood blades with bi-material metal blades. Only some blades in a mixed set suit steel, so count them before you buy.
Most listings say they fit major reciprocating saw brands, but the maker should confirm the shank type. Also check blade length against your stock, since the page lists lengths from 6 to 9 in among models that list it.
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