The same blade three inches longer, and pipe to 7 in
TOLESA T19142M, 9 in 14 TPI, 5-pack
The long version of the same blade, and the only figure that changes is the one that matters — the pipe diameter it will cut through in one pass.
This is the same blade as its 6 in stablemate with three more inches of it, and the listing is honest enough that the comparison is easy: both are 14 TPI bi-metal with 8 per cent cobalt, a 0.9 mm (0.04 in) body, set teeth and a 1/2 in universal shank, both stated for sheet from 2 to 8 mm (0.08 to 0.31 in), both sold in fives. One figure changes. Solid pipe and profile under 4 in on the short blade, under 7 in on this one.
That figure is the reason to buy it. A reciprocating saw cuts on the push and the pull, and the usable depth is the blade length minus the shank and the stroke — so a 6 in blade simply cannot reach through a 6 in pipe, however sharp it is. If what you cut is pipe, this is the blade; if it is sheet and small section, the short one holds a line better.
Because that is the trade. Nine inches of unsupported bi-metal flexes more than six, wanders more easily on a straight cut, and breaks more readily when it binds — which with a 0.9 mm (0.04 in) body and a hand-held saw happens. And at 14 TPI it remains a thin-to-medium blade: this hub’s buying tip is that a single pitch cannot do both ends of the range, and solid bar wants the coarse carbide blade on this shelf instead.
Availability
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Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-07. The live price is at the top of the page.
