Do Sawzall Blades Work Well on Fiberglass?

• Wear protective gear – Fiberglass particles can irritate skin and lungs.
• Use slower speeds – High speeds generate heat that melts resin.
• Support the material properly – Prevents vibration and cracking.
• Let the blade do the work – Excessive pressure causes binding.
• Mark cutting lines clearly – For precise cuts, especially when you need to cut in half larger components.

• Wear protective gear – Fiberglass particles can irritate skin and lungs.
• Use slower speeds – High speeds generate heat that melts resin.
• Support the material properly – Prevents vibration and cracking.
• Let the blade do the work – Excessive pressure causes binding.
• Mark cutting lines clearly – For precise cuts, especially when you need to cut in half larger components.

Problem	Solution
Excessive fraying	Use higher TPI or apply masking tape along cut line
Blade dulling quickly	Invest in quality carbide blades
Melting resin	Reduce cutting speed and take cooling breaks

Proper Waste Disposal

• Collect all dust and scraps in sealed bags
• Never dump fiberglass waste illegally
• Check local waste facility requirements for proper disposal

The right Sawzall blade makes all the difference when cutting fiberglass. For best results, choose carbide-grit or high-TPI bi-metal blades based on your material thickness. Whether you’re working on boat repairs, automotive projects, or cutting fiberglass sheets, selecting the proper blade length and TPI will ensure clean, efficient cuts without excessive tool wear.