LENOX
LENOX OSB614R 6" 14 TPI Reciprocating Saw Blade Pack of 50
A 50-pack of 6-inch bi-metal reciprocating saw blades with 14 teeth per inch for cutting ferrous metals
- TypeRouter Bits
- MaterialHAWA
- Cuts medium metal with 14 TPI precision
- Bi-metal tips resist wear for longer life
- 6-inch length fits standard reciprocating saws
- Rigid straight-cut edge ensures clean lines
- Pack of 50 blades reduces reorder frequency
Job-site ready 50-pack
This pack contains fifty reciprocating saw blades built for medium-metal work. Each blade measures six inches long with fourteen teeth per inch for controlled cutting in ferrous metals. The straight-back design keeps the blade rigid during straight cuts. Contractors and maintenance crews can stock a single box for repeated tasks.
Bi-metal edge cuts cooler
The bi-metal tipped edge resists heat build-up when slicing through steel pipe, angle iron or sheet metal. A .035 inch kerf removes less material so the motor draws less current and runs quieter. Steel blade bodies flex without snapping when the cut binds. Vibration stays low enough for all-day use.
Bulk packaging reduces downtime
Fifty blades in one carton eliminate mid-job runs for replacements. No specialised software or adapters are included; the blades fit any standard reciprocating saw chuck. The pack suits teams that prefer a single SKU for ferrous-metal demolition and fabrication.
Highlights
- Cuts medium metal with 14 TPI precision
- Bi-metal tips resist wear for longer life
- 6-inch length fits standard reciprocating saws
- Rigid straight-cut edge ensures clean lines
- Pack of 50 blades reduces reorder frequency
Specifications
| Brand | Lenox |
|---|---|
| Type | Router Bits |
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
How do I install the OSB614R blade in my reciprocating saw, and what step do people often miss?
Insert the straight-back shank fully into the saw’s clamp until it seats, then tighten securely; the step often missed is verifying the blade sits flat against the shoe so the 14 TPI teeth engage evenly.
What maintenance or replacement will the OSB614R blades need after extended use cutting medium metal?
The bi-metal tipped edges dull gradually; replace a blade when the 14 TPI teeth no longer clear chips or the .035 in kerf widens, typically after many cuts in ferrous metals.
What limit shows up first when I run the OSB614R continuously in thick ferrous metal?
Heat buildup in the steel body softens the bi-metal tips, so the 14 TPI cutting edges lose rigidity and the .035 in cut width wanders before the blade fractures.
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