Jigsaw/Scroll Saw/Reciprocating Saw Blades AWTools AW49720 – pack of 10

AWTools AW49720 replacement blades, pack of 10, are universal saw blades made from HCS carbon steel and supplied in a compact case for storage and transport. These blades are designed for use with jigsaws, scroll saws and reciprocating saws that accept a universal T-shank and cover a wide range of cutting tasks in workshop, repair and hobby environments. The set provides an economical selection for jobs requiring straight, curved, rough or finishing cuts depending on blade selection and technique.

Advantages

Constructed from high carbon steel (HCS), the blades combine flexibility and edge strength for reliable performance on wood and softer materials while maintaining adequate wear resistance. The universal T-shank design ensures broad compatibility with most jigsaws and scroll saws that accept T-shank blades. Supplied as a 10-piece set in a plastic case, the pack simplifies blade changes, storage and transport, making it suitable for both professional and amateur users who need a variety of cutting options.

Suitable for

• Cutting hard and soft wood, plywood and chipboard
• Shaping and trimming glued wood and laminated materials
• Cutting plastics and non-ferrous metals
• Light sheet steel and general metal trimming (thin gauge)
• Workshop repairs, DIY projects and craft work requiring straight or curved cuts

Key specifications

• Material: high carbon steel (HCS)
• Compatibility: universal T-shank for jigsaws, scroll saws and compatible reciprocating saws
• Quantity: 10 blades per pack
• Packaging: plastic storage case included
• Cut types: suitable for straight, curved, rough and finishing cuts depending on blade selection and feed rate

How to use

Select a blade appropriate for the material and desired finish. Install the blade into the tool according to the saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the T-shank is fully seated and the blade is secured. Adjust cutting speed and feed rate to match the material—slower feed for finishing cuts and faster feed for rough cuts. Maintain steady guidance of the workpiece and allow the blade to do the cutting without forcing it. Replace blades when wear, chipping or loss of cutting performance is observed.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match blade tooth geometry and pitch to the material: finer teeth for thin materials and metal, coarser teeth for quick cuts in thick wood. Use appropriate safety gear (eye protection, gloves and hearing protection) and clamp workpieces securely. Avoid lateral twisting of the blade to extend blade life.