Spyder

Spyder 200211 18-in TCT Demolition Reciprocating Saw Blade

18-inch tungsten carbide tipped reciprocating saw blade built to cut through concrete block, brick, masonry, and timber.

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Overview

Slice Through Materials with Unmatched Efficiency

Introducing the Spyder 18-inch 2-TPI Demolition TCT Reciprocating Saw Blade, engineered to effortlessly cut through concrete block, brick, masonry, and timber. Its tungsten carbide tipped (TCT) design ensures extended tool life and cleaner cuts, making it a must-have for any demolition project.

Specifications:

  • Blade Length: 18 inches
  • Application: Concrete Block, Brick, Masonry, Timber
  • Teeth Per Inch (TPI): 2
  • Blade Material: Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT)
  • Compatibility: Fits all reciprocating saws
  • Cut Type: Square and Flush cuts
  • Special Features: Reduces dust and debris

Key Features

18-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

Frequently Asked Questions

The Spyder 200211 is designed to cut concrete block, brick, masonry, and timber — making it suitable for demolition and remodeling work involving mixed materials.
Yes, it uses a universal shank and is compatible with all reciprocating saw brands.
The low 2 TPI count with tungsten carbide tips is optimized for aggressive cutting through hard, dense materials like masonry and concrete block, where fine-tooth blades would overheat and wear out quickly.
It generates less dust and debris than conventional rotary cutting wheels, though some dust is unavoidable when cutting masonry materials.
Yes, the 18-inch length and blade design allow both square and flush cuts, and can access hard-to-reach areas where rotary tools cannot fit.