12-Inch Masonry Reciprocating Saw Blade, 2 TPI Tungsten Carbide Teeth Tipped Brick Cutting Recip Saw Blade, Demolition Saw Blade for Cutting Red Brick, Light Brick, Fiber Cement, Aerated Concrete, Porous Concrete, Cinder Block

Cuts through solid cement! I made my initial plunge cut with a 7 inch diamond blade on an angle grinder. Then with my reciprocating saw, I use this attachment and was able to cut right through the rest of the way. I had to add water to the cement several times, almost making it like a wet saw.

Good blade. I cut several 2 in thick concrete tiles easily.

Had to cut a solid paver. Took a long time but ultimately cut the paver. If you have many to cut, find a different solution.

Got this to cut a hole for a window in cinderblock wall. This blade did nothing and I ended up used drilled holes and an angle grinder. I thought maybe it would help me cut the hole but it wasn’t cutting to the other side. The wall is only 8” thick so it should have reached but because the blade only has teeth on one side and I was cutting down there was nothing to cut into. I would have to cut into the top to get it started with angle or chisel (think cutting a block of ice) I can’t shove the blade into the center of the block and expect it to cut. I would have to cut from the top but the top isn’t accessible since I’m leaving room for wall support . Don’t be cheap like me. Rent the right tools!

I had curbing around my flower bed that needed alterations because of my plants. It cut right through like butter. I was surprised I would recommend this product 4/11/25.

Want cut harder brick satisfactorily

Cut cement blocks very well.

The standard saws-all blade flies all over the place when trying to use it in cement. These blades are essential when trying to cut PVC pipe coming out of cement.