BigBlue™ 5T Heavy-Duty Demolition Blade for circular saw (7-1/4 in.)

Grab any 'demo' blades you have laying around a sharpie, and label them rough framing- because after you use use a big blue you'll know what a true demo blade does. These are my go to from now on.

We have been using regular sawblades to cut through roofing materials for our HVAC equipment and curbs, saw this blade and bought one and I’ll tell you it is a Bitchin blade. It cuts through anything so smooth easy and my saw doesn’t get clogged up with debris from the roofing materials.

I'm tearing off the whole roof and this blade is one angry beast. Rips through plywood and shingles and never misses a beat. No clogging. No stalling. Rip down hill between the rafters and shingle tabs to avoid nails and cut as fast as you want. Tears through the aluminum drip edge to finish the cut. This tool is an absolute must for this kind of job. I always say that there is a right tool for every job and this is the tool for roof demolition.

The blade worked like a charm. I recommend having two individual electric saws. I tried with my Rigid 8 amp battery and could not get more than 8 feet before my battery quit. My saw was Brushless so not sure if that lead to the problem. After switching to the electric, Black and Decker man it was smooth sailing from their. Or maybe not so, I wanted smaller sections but my friend on the asphalt shingle roof, in 90 plus temp and Florida humidity wow, he wanted nothing more but to get r done. So each section ended up being about 2.5 to 3.5 wide by 8 feet long. WE for about 32 sections. The cutting was really the least time consuming. I went thru all four bladed that I purchased. Roof was 3/4 inch plywood, architectural shingles, paper and nailed down with tabs.

If not for the heat here in South Florida, we could have cut smaller sections and not gone as hard on the saw. That's why I recommend having two saws. When one gets hot, you can swap over. I would post a photo of the job but my phone fell off my car and got run over by another vehicle. Waiting on ne w phone, then off on vacation. So, when return I will try to update the pics of the finished work.

Cuts like butter threw 2 layers of asphalt shingles, 1/2 plywood and 3/4 inch barn board. Lasted the whole day. I needed up buying a 4 pack after I bought the 1 as a trial blade.