Saw blades come in various types, each designed for specific materials and applications. Their design ranges from tooth shape and material to blade type, this determines their suitability for specific applications. Circular saw blades are highly versatile, capable of cutting wood, metal and plastic with fine-tooth options for precision and carbide-tipped versions for long-lasting durability. Jigsaw blades, known for their flexibility are ideal for intricate cuts and curves in wood or metal. Bandsaw blades excel in resawing, detailed work and handling thick materials while reciprocating saw blades are engineered for heavy-duty tasks like cutting through wood, nails and demolition debris.