Saw Blade Bosch AIZ260866235665 HCS for Hard Wood, 40 x 65 mm

Bosch AIZ260866235665 HCS saw blade for hard wood is a compact cutting accessory sized 40 x 65 mm, designed for use with compatible jigsaws and oscillating multi-tools that accept this blade format. The high carbon steel (HCS) construction and tooth geometry are intended to provide controlled cutting performance on dense wood materials, making the blade suitable for trimming, profiling and small joinery operations in both workshop and DIY environments.

Advantages

This HCS blade combines wear resistance with a sharp cutting edge appropriate for hard wood, offering clean cuts with minimal splintering when used correctly. Its compact 40 x 65 mm profile allows access to confined or detailed working areas and facilitates quick fitting and replacement on compatible tools. The blade’s geometry supports steady feed and predictable kerf control during short, precise cuts.

Suitable for

• Trimming and shaping hardwood components in carpentry and furniture repair
• Detail profiling and edge work in tight or recessed spaces
• Small joinery and finish-fit tasks on solid wood and dense timber
• DIY home projects requiring compact blades for oscillating or jigsaw tools

Key specifications

• Material: High carbon steel (HCS) optimized for wood cutting
• Cutting target: Hard wood and dense timber
• Blade dimensions: 40 x 65 mm
• Tooth geometry: Fine-toothed profile for controlled, low-splinter cuts
• Compatibility: Designed for jigsaws and oscillating tools that accept this blade format

How to use

Mount the blade according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring secure fixation before starting work. Use steady, moderate feed rates and avoid excessive side pressure to maintain blade life and achieve clean cuts. For best results, clamp the workpiece and mark cut lines clearly. When cutting hardwood, proceed in controlled passes rather than forcing the blade; allow the tool to do the work and withdraw periodically to clear chips if needed.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the blade before each use for wear or damage and replace when dull to prevent poor cut quality or increased tool strain. Use appropriate personal protective equipment (eye protection, dust mask and gloves) and follow safe working practices for power tools. Match blade orientation and mounting method to the specific tool model to ensure correct operation.