Jigsaw blades Bosch T101D for plastics, 100 mm, set of 2

Set of 2 Bosch jigsaw blades T101D, each 100 mm long, designed specifically for cutting plastics and polypropylene. These blades fit jigsaws with a standard T-shank and are made for controlled, clean cuts in plastic sheets, profiles and components. The geometry and tooth pitch of the T101D blades optimise chip removal and reduce melting, providing precise straight and curved cutting performance for both DIY and professional applications.

Advantages

The Bosch T101D blades offer a balance of cutting speed and finish suited to plastic materials. Their tooth design minimises burrs and reduces the risk of surface melting when cutting thermoplastics. Compatibility with T-shank jigsaws ensures quick blade changes and secure fitting. Supplied as a set of two, they provide a backup blade for extended work or different cutting directions without compromising cut quality.

Suitable for

• Cutting plastic sheets and acrylic panels
• Trimming polypropylene (PP) components
• Making straight and gentle curved cuts in PVC and other thermoplastics
• DIY projects and professional plastic fabrication tasks

Key specifications

• Blade length: 100 mm
• Type: T101D tooth geometry for plastic cutting
• Shank type: T-shank compatible
• Quantity: set of 2 blades
• Intended material: plastics including polypropylene (PP)

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible jigsaw with a T-shank holder following the jigsaw manufacturer's blade-change instructions and ensuring the machine is switched off and unplugged or the battery removed. Secure the workpiece and mark the cut line. Use a moderate cutting speed and steady feed to avoid overheating the plastic; allow the blade to do the cutting without forcing it. For curved cuts, guide the saw smoothly and avoid abrupt directional changes to maintain blade life and cut quality.

Usage recommendations

For the best results when cutting plastics, clamp the workpiece to prevent vibration, use masking tape over the cut line to reduce surface chipping, and, if needed, reduce the jigsaw speed or pause periodically to prevent material melting. Replace blades when cutting quality decreases or if teeth become damaged.