
Spyder
Spyder 200210 12-in Demolition TCT Reciprocating Saw Blade
Spyder 12-inch TCT reciprocating saw blade cuts through concrete, brick, and masonry with less dust than rotary wheels.
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Overview
Key Features
12-in blade quickly cuts through concrete block, brick, masonry and timber
Make square and flush cuts - acces hard-to-reach areas
Fits all reciprocating saws
Creates less dust and debris than conventional rotary wheels
Tungsten carbide tipped (TCT) blade provides extended tool life
Flush cut concrete block, brick and other access hard-to-reach areas
12-in cutting length
Specifications
Brand
Spyder
Model
200210
Blade Type
Reciprocating Saw Blade
Blade Length
12 inches
Tip Material
Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT)
Applications
Concrete Block, Brick, Masonry, Timber
Compatibility
All reciprocating saws (universal shank)
Cut Type
Flush cut, square cut
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials can the Spyder 200210 blade cut through?
It is designed to cut concrete block, brick, masonry, and timber. The tungsten carbide tips handle hard materials that standard bi-metal blades cannot.
Does this blade fit my reciprocating saw?
Yes, the Spyder 200210 uses a universal shank and fits all standard reciprocating saws regardless of brand.
Why does this blade produce less dust than a rotary cutting wheel?
The reciprocating cutting action and TCT tooth design remove material in chips rather than grinding it into fine powder, resulting in significantly less airborne dust and debris.
Can this blade make flush cuts?
Yes. The 12-inch blade length and reciprocating action allow you to make flush and square cuts and to access hard-to-reach areas that circular saws or rotary tools cannot reach.
How long does the blade last compared to a standard reciprocating blade?
The tungsten carbide tipped teeth are significantly harder than bi-metal teeth, providing extended tool life when cutting abrasive materials like concrete and brick.