[Green Hornet]

Just wondering what is the "best bang for the buck" on metal cutting sawzall blades?

WE are basically cutting light gauge metal, car bodies frames,etc

I was happy with USA made Milwaukee...but the chinawaukee ones don't seem to be as good.

Lennox was good...but pricey.

Any input before I go shopping is appreciated

[Goatracer1]

I found that the ones from Harbor Freight last about as long as the name brand ones and are way cheaper.

[dhcarguy]

I've always used Milwaukie

[dataway]

Diablo stuff is good and reasonable, and made in Italy.

[stellar]

Diablo carbide blades will outlast and perform anything else I've seen. Cost a bit more, but you will use a lot less of them. I was cutting through a leaf spring bolt and used 3 dewalt blades that didn't get very far. Put in the Diablo and it ate right through like butter and the blade was still in beautiful shape. Strongly recommend the Diablo

[BILL BOWMAN1]

Diablo I scrapped an entire full size p/u with only 4-5 blades,

[beemergary]

The trick is to go slow and at slow speed. Was a tinsmith/sheet metal worker for 38 yrs. You can drill stainless without destroying a drill bit by just blowing air on the drill. Water will just boil away.

[Mr Twister]

Diablo is my favorite brand too.

[Green Hornet]

Thanks....for everybodys input....

I've used Freud carbide wood blades before...and had good success......

Found a pack of 20....that are designated for car dismantling........on ebay.....6" 14-18 tooth pitch......and I don't have to buy wood blades with them