Sutton H590 Recipro Blade Set Wood Cutting

The Sutton H590 is a five piece recipro blade set built for wood cutting, made from cobalt bi-metal high speed steel for flexibility and heat and break resistance. It suits soft wood, hard wood, pallets, window frames and wood with nails, which makes it a solid demolition and general cutting set for a recipro saw. The listing gives the exact mix of blades in the pack.

Key Features

• Five blades in the one set for wood cutting
• Cobalt bi-metal high speed steel for flexibility and resistance
• Heat and break resistant for long lasting application
• Suits soft wood, hard wood, pallets, window frames and wood with nails
• Blade mix suited to demolition and general wood cutting
• Perfect for cutting soft materials

Specifications

• Model: H590
• Quantity: 5 blades
• Material: cobalt bi-metal high speed steel
• Set contents: 1 x hypercut 6TPI, 1 x hypercut fire and rescue 5-8TPI, 1 x power curve 4TPI, 1 x green wood 3TPI, 1 x wood and nails 10-14TPI
• Application: wood cutting

Applications

• Demolition cutting in timber framing and pallets
• Cutting window frames and doors out
• Green and treated timber work
• Wood with embedded nails and fasteners

What You Need To Complete The Job

Run the set in a reciprocating saw from the Power Tools range, and keep a pair of leather rigger gloves on when clearing cut timber. For a clean finish on trim work, an OX Easy Start handsaw is the better tool. More cutting gear is under Carpentry Tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

What blades are in the H590 set?

The pack holds five blades: a hypercut 6TPI, a hypercut fire and rescue 5-8TPI, a power curve 4TPI, a green wood 3TPI, and a wood and nails 10-14TPI blade. That mix covers fast cutting, plunge work, green timber and nail embedded wood in the one set.

Can these blades cut through nails?

Yes. The set includes a dedicated wood and nails blade at 10-14TPI, which is the one to use when you hit embedded fasteners. The cobalt bi-metal body resists the shock of nail contact far better than a plain steel blade.

What is the difference between the TPI ratings?

TPI is teeth per inch. A lower TPI like 4 cuts fast and coarse, good for demolition and green wood. A higher TPI like 10-14 cuts finer and smoother, good for trim and wood with nails. The set gives you the range so you pick the blade for the job.

Are these blades suitable for a demo saw?

Yes. The hypercut and power curve blades are built for the rough, fast cutting that demolition work demands, and the taper and tooth shapes suit plunge cuts. It is a demolition orientated set for a reciprocating saw.