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Milwaukee 44-7/8 in. 14 TPI Bi-Metal Deep Cut Portable Band Saw Blade, 2-Pack

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Milwaukee 44-7/8 in. 14 TPI Bi-Metal Deep Cut Portable Band Saw Blade, 2-Pack44 7 8 in. 14 TPI Bi Metal Portable Band Saw Blades (2 Pack) Milwaukees 44 7 8 in. x 1 2 in. x 14 TPI bi metal blades deliver fast, accurate cuts and long life in portable band saws. Matrix II high speed steel teeth with 8% cobalt are electron beam welded to a tough backing for durability when cutting general purpose metals 3 165 16 in. thick. Key Features: Durable BiMetal Construction: Matrix II HSS teeth with 8% cobalt electronbeam welded to a

44-7/8 in. 14 TPI Bi-Metal Portable Band Saw Blades (2-Pack)

Milwaukee’s 44-7/8 in. x 1/2 in. x 14 TPI bi-metal blades deliver fast, accurate cuts and long life in portable band saws. Matrix II high-speed steel teeth with 8% cobalt are electron-beam welded to a tough backing for durability when cutting general-purpose metals 3/16–5/16 in. thick.


Key Features:

  • Durable Bi‑Metal Construction: Matrix II HSS teeth with 8% cobalt electron‑beam welded to a flexible backing for long life.
  • Optimized for Metal: 14 TPI ideal for general‑purpose cuts in 3/16–5/16 in. thick materials.
  • Portable Band Saw Fit: Sized for saws that accept 44‑7/8 in. x 1/2 in. x .020 in. blades.
  • Smooth, Fast Cutting: Uniform, hard tooth points deliver accuracy and speed across common metals.
  • Value 2‑Pack: Two blades included to minimize downtime on the job.

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Blade Length 44-7/8 in (44.875 in)
Blade Width 1/2 in
Blade Thickness .020 in
Teeth Per Inch (TPI) 14
Material Bi-metal; Matrix II high-speed steel teeth with 8% cobalt
Color Family Silver
Number in Package 2
Power Tool Accessory Type Band Saw Blade
Tools Product Type Power Tool Accessory
Material Cut Multi-Purpose (metal)
Recommended Material Thickness 3/16 in – 5/16 in
Item Weight 0.47 lb
Assembled Dimensions 7 in D x 18 in W x 0.75 in H
Saw Blade Width (overall loop) 44.875 in

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Will these fit my band saw?
A: They fit most portable band saws that take 44‑7/8 in. long, 1/2 in. wide, .020 in. thick blades.


Q: What materials are they best for?
A: General‑purpose metal cutting including stainless pipe, cast iron, angle iron, conduit, and copper in 3/16–5/16 in. thickness.


Q: What is the tooth material?
A: Matrix II high‑speed steel with 8% cobalt on a flexible bi‑metal backing.


Q: How many blades come in the pack?
A: 2 blades.


Q: What TPI are these blades?
A: 14 teeth per inch (TPI).


Precision Cuts, Industrial Poise

Sleek and purposeful, these Milwaukee blades bring an industrial elegance to the workshop, turning rough stock into clean, confident lines. The 14 TPI pattern glides through thin metal with a refined cadence, a quiet nod to performance engineering. Pair them with a deep‑cut portable band saw for streamlined fabrication on site or in the studio. Consider them the polished edge that keeps your builds feeling impeccably crafted and luxuriously precise.


AI Review Summary:

Across verified retail reviews, users report fast, clean cuts in thin to medium‑thickness metal and reliable life when not forced; many pros keep these as go‑to blades for conduit, Unistrut, and pipe. Positive themes: consistent fit on Milwaukee deep‑cut saws, smooth tracking, and good value in the 2‑pack. Neutral/mixed: cutting very hard or thick stock benefits from lower‑TPI options. Negative themes: premature tooth wear or broken welds when bound in cuts or used on materials outside the recommended range. Representative quotes: “Slices EMT and Unistrut like butter,” “Holds up well if you don’t push it,” and “Teeth wore quickly on thick stainless.”


Equip your band saw with Milwaukee’s 14 TPI bi‑metal blades and get fast, clean cuts with lasting durability—add this 2‑pack to your cart today.

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