Sabre Saw Blades Bosch S 2345 X Progressor for Wood

The Bosch S 2345 X Progressor for Wood sabre saw blade is designed to make clean, smooth cuts in a range of wood materials. The blade’s progressively increasing tooth pitch and precision-ground sharp teeth enable efficient cutting across various material densities, while the pointed tip allows plunge cutting. Constructed from high carbon steel (HCS), it is suitable for soft wood, construction wood and other non-abrasive woodworking materials. The blade has a standard overall length of 200 mm and a cutting capacity up to 150 mm and fits sabre saws with a 1/2 inch universal shank system.

Advantages

The progressive tooth pitch ensures smooth cutting performance in both thick and thin materials, reducing the need to change blades for different densities. Precision-ground teeth provide cleaner edges and reduced splintering. The pointed tip enables plunge cuts, increasing versatility. HCS construction offers appropriate hardness and flexibility for non-abrasive woodcutting applications. Compatibility with 1/2 inch universal shanks simplifies tool matching.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Cutting soft wood
• Cutting construction lumber
• Plunge cutting in wooden workpieces
• General woodworking on non-abrasive materials

Key specifications

• Brand: Bosch
• Model: S 2345 X Progressor for Wood
• Material: High carbon steel (HCS)
• Overall length: 200 mm
• Maximum cutting capacity: up to 150 mm
• Shank type: 1/2 inch universal shank
• Suitable materials: soft wood, construction wood, non-abrasive woodworking materials
• MPN: 2608654403
• EAN: 3165140169578

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible sabre saw with a 1/2 inch universal shank following the saw manufacturer’s blade-change instructions. Secure the blade and check that it is properly seated. Use steady feed with appropriate saw speed for the wood density: lower speeds for harder sections and higher speeds for softer wood. For plunge cuts, position the pointed tip at the start point and advance carefully to avoid binding. After use, inspect the blade for wear or damage and replace if teeth are worn or the blade is bent.

Usage recommendations

Use the blade on non-abrasive wood materials to prolong life; avoid cutting metal, nails or abrasive composites. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (eye and ear protection, gloves) and follow the power tool manufacturer’s safety instructions.