Introducing the DeWalt 27 in. L x 0.5 in. W Bi-Metal Portable Band Saw Blade, a reliable three-pack built for serious metal cutting in the field or shop. Crafted with bi-metal construction, these blades balance a durable cutting edge with a flexible backing to withstand heat and wear, helping you finish more cuts with fewer blade changes.
What sets this blade apart
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Bi-metal construction: engineered for resilience and long life, delivering steady performance under demanding cuts.
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27 in length: sized for standard portable band saws to cover a wide range of stock without excessive rethreading.
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0.5 in width: a versatile width that supports stable cuts through assorted metal stock.
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0.02 in thickness: thin enough to reduce binding and provide smoother, faster cuts while maintaining strength.
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18 TPI: a balanced tooth per inch count designed for efficient material removal with clean finishes on metal.
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3-pack: ready when you need it, minimizing downtime on busy job sites.
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Portable style: optimized for on-site work and portable saw setups, making metal fabrication and repairs easier wherever you are.
Specs at a glance
- Length: 27 in
- Width: 0.5 in
- Thickness: 0.02 in
- Teeth per inch: 18
- Material: Bi-Metal
- Pieces per pack: 3
- Style: Portable
Who should use these blades
Ideal for professionals and DIYers who work with metal on-the-go—fabricators, maintenance crews, contractors, and shop techs who need dependable, long-lasting blades for cutting steel, conduit, tubing, and various metal stock. The 27-inch length and portable design strike a balance between ease of use and rugged performance in field environments.
Practical use scenarios
- On-site fabrication and repairs where a portable band saw is required
- Cutting steel tubing, angle iron, flat stock, or conduit in a workshop or job site
- Maintenance tasks that demand quick blade changes and reliable life under repetitive cuts
Tips for best results
- Ensure proper blade tension and tracking before each cut to minimize wander and maximize blade life.
- Use steady, controlled feed pressure and let the blade do the work—avoid forcing cuts that can cause binding.
- Match the cutting speed to the metal type and thickness to reduce heat buildup and wear.
- Keep the workpiece well supported and secure to prevent binding and improve finish quality.