Blade for wet wood Cellfast Ergo 41-055 — jigsaw/reciprocating saw blade for cutting wet wood

Cellfast Ergo 41-055 replacement blade for wet wood is a saw blade designed to fit jigsaws and reciprocating saws that accept this blade type. It is engineered for cutting green, damp or recently felled timber where standard blades can clog or struggle. The blade’s tooth geometry and material selection reduce gumming and help maintain cutting speed and accuracy when working with moisture-rich wood in construction, demolition, pruning or on-site woodworking tasks.

Advantages

The blade provides improved chip removal and reduced clogging compared with general-purpose wood blades, allowing more consistent cuts in wet or resinous timber. Its tooth pattern is optimized for aggressive cutting while still delivering controlled kerf width and straighter cutting lines. The blade’s fitment is compatible with common jigsaw and reciprocating saw mounts that accept this blade form, offering quick replacement on site. Material and tooth design combine to extend useful life when used for the intended wet-wood applications.

Suitable for

• Cutting green or damp lumber on building sites
• Demolition work involving moist structural timber
• Tree pruning and cutting recently cut branches
• On-site carpentry where wet wood is encountered

Key specifications

• Intended material: wet, green or moisture-rich wood
• Compatible tool types: jigsaw and reciprocating saw accepting this blade form
• Tooth geometry: anti-clog/aggressive profile for chip evacuation
• Cut type: through cuts in timber, demolition and pruning cuts
• Typical application environment: construction sites, outdoor pruning, demolition, woodworking on wet lumber

How to use

Install the blade into the compatible jigsaw or reciprocating saw according to the power tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring a secure fit before operation. Select an appropriate speed and feed rate for wet wood: slower feed with steady pressure helps preserve blade life and achieve a cleaner cut. Allow the tool to make continuous cutting passes rather than forcing the blade; back the cut out periodically if necessary to clear chips and prevent clogging. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment and follow safe working practices when cutting wet timber.

Usage recommendations

Use this blade specifically for wet or green wood tasks; avoid prolonged cutting of dry hardwoods or metal to prevent premature wear. After use, clear remaining wet chips and allow the blade to dry before storage to reduce corrosion risk. Replace the blade when cutting quality diminishes or when teeth are visibly worn or damaged.