Saw blade T-shank Bosch T344DP 152 mm precision wood, pack 2

Bosch T344DP 152 mm T-shank saw blades are designed for precision plunge and detail cuts in wood. Sold as a pack of two, these blades are intended for clean crosscuts, trimming, and joinery tasks where accuracy and a fine finish are required. The blades are compatible with oscillating multi-tools that accept T-shank accessories and are suited to both professional and DIY environments where controlled, narrow cuts are needed.

Advantages

These T-shank blades offer a narrow profile and a tooth geometry optimized for fast, precise wood cutting with minimal tear-out. The 152 mm length provides reach and control for plunge cuts while the construction is balanced for stable, low-vibration operation. Supplied in a twin pack, they ensure quick replacement on the job and reduce downtime.

Suitable for

• Precision plunge cuts in soft and hardwoods
• Clean crosscuts and trimming of wooden components
• Joinery work, rabbets and small mortises
• Detail carpentry, repair and renovation tasks
• Use with oscillating multi-tools that accept T-shank blades

Key specifications

• Blade length: 152 mm
• Shank type: T-shank (compatible with oscillating multi-tools accepting T-shank)
• Material: hardened cutting steel suitable for wood cutting
• Pack quantity: 2 blades per pack
• Cut type: plunge and flush/detail cuts for wood

How to use

Install a T344DP blade into the multi-tool following the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the T-shank seats fully in the accessory adapter and is securely tightened. Mark the cut line on the workpiece, position the blade tip at the start point, and engage the tool at low speed to begin the plunge. Increase speed as needed for a steady, controlled cut, and use light forward pressure to avoid binding. For crosscuts or trimming, guide the blade evenly along the cut line and maintain stable support of the workpiece throughout the operation. Replace blades when cutting performance declines or if the blade shows visible wear.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use blades on clean, properly supported wood and avoid forcing the tool. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, follow the multi-tool safety guidelines, and match blade speed to the material to extend blade life and achieve a smooth finish.