Jigsaw blade Bosch 2 608 634 990

The Bosch 2 608 634 990 jigsaw blade is a bimetal cutting accessory designed for use with jigsaws on wood materials. With an overall length of approximately 10 cm and a pack quantity of 25 blades, this set is intended to provide multiple replacements for repetitive cutting tasks. The bimetal construction combines a hard cutting edge with a flexible backing to improve blade life and resistance to breakage during demanding woodworking operations.

Advantages

Bimetal construction delivers a balance of durability and flexibility, allowing the blade to withstand repeated cutting and some lateral stress without fracturing. The geometry of the teeth is optimized for efficient wood removal and smoother cutting performance. The blades are supplied in a bulk pack of 25, reducing the need for frequent repurchase and ensuring spares are available on the job. The size and shape are suited to standard jigsaw tool fittings for straightforward replacement.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• General woodworking and furniture components
• Cutting softwoods and hardwoods for joinery and trimming
• Repetitive on-site cutting where multiple blade changes are expected
• Projects requiring a balance of blade life and cutting precision

Key specifications

• Material: bimetal
• Intended material: wood
• Overall length: approx. 100 mm
• Pack quantity: 25 blades
• Tooth design: wood-cutting profile

How to use

Select a blade compatible with your jigsaw model and ensure the tool is disconnected from power before fitting. Insert the blade into the jigsaw according to the machine manufacturer’s instructions, making sure the teeth face the correct cutting direction and the blade is securely clamped. For best results, mark the cut line and use a steady feed rate suited to the wood density: slower feed for hardwoods and a moderate feed for softwoods. Change blades when wear increases cutting resistance or the finish quality declines.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses and hearing protection. Maintain a steady cutting speed and allow the blade to do the work to avoid overheating. For precision work, clamp the workpiece firmly and consider a guide or fence to maintain straight cuts. Store unused blades in a dry place to prevent corrosion and inspect each blade before use for signs of damage.