9-Inch Stainless Steel Frozen Meat Bone Cutting Saw Blades for Reciprocating and Sawzall Saws 5-Pack
Details
- MaterialStainless
- BrandCaliastro
- Product Dimensions9"L x 1"W
- ColorBlack
- Number of Teeth7
- StyleModern
Description
🔧 Slice Like a Pro with Every Cut!
- CUT THROUGH ANYTHING - Engineered for effortless slicing of frozen meat, fish, and bone.
- FASTER CUTTING ACTION - Designed for speed, making your butchering tasks quicker and easier.
- RUST RESISTANT DESIGN - No paint, no rust—just pure cutting power.
- UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY - Works seamlessly with all major reciprocating saw brands.
- DURABILITY MEETS PRECISION - Crafted from high-quality stainless steel for long-lasting performance.
This 5-pack of 9-inch stainless steel reciprocating saw blades is specifically designed for cutting through frozen meat, fish, and bone with ease. Made from high-quality, rust-resistant stainless steel, these blades are compatible with all major saw brands, ensuring durability and efficiency for all your butchering needs.
Reviews
K**C
Butter
Cute bones like butter
R**N
cutting up the bones easily
works as it should
S**R
cost eff.
this is the best meat and bone cutting blades i have ever used
M**K
Good product
Works well for splitting briskets on cattle, and other live stock.
A**R
Great for the at-home butcher!
My father and I process everything we successfully hunt, and these are a very valuable addition to our efforts.Stainless steel so no worries about food safety. Super sharp out of the box, and a great size for deer and wild hog!
B**Y
It did what it was supposed to do
It worked great! I didn’t anticipate the mess though. I had bought a whole bone in ribeye at a good price. I ended up taking it on the porch to cut it up. Like using any saw it does leave some waste to clean up. It did cut through a frozen bone in ribeye. Bone and all.
T**H
Teeth selection
Smaller teeth selection would be nice
D**L
Cuts frozen meat well.
Expect it to throw fragments of meat or fat around.
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