Jigsaw Blades Dedra 75/50 mm HCS T-shank for Wood, 2 pcs

Set of 2 Dedra jigsaw blades designed for wood cutting with T-shank compatibility. Each blade offers effective cutting lengths of 75 mm and 50 mm depending on mounting position and is manufactured from high carbon steel (HCS) for a balance of flexibility and edge retention. These blades are intended for straight and curved cuts in soft and hard wood, and they are suitable for general woodworking and repair tasks where a jigsaw with T-shank acceptance is used.

Advantages

The HCS construction provides resistance to breakage during curved cuts while remaining cost-effective for routine work. T-shank design ensures quick and secure mounting in modern jigsaw models without additional adapters. Two cutting-length options in one set give flexibility for shallow and deeper cuts, and the tooth geometry supports clean cutting in a variety of wood types.

Suitable for

• Straight and curved cuts in softwood
• Cutting hardwood panels and boards
• General woodworking and carpentry tasks
• Home repair and renovation projects

Key specifications

• Material: high carbon steel (HCS)
• Shank type: T-shank for tool compatibility
• Number of pieces: 2 blades per set
• Cutting length options: 75 mm and 50 mm (depending on blade position)
• Application: straight and curved cuts in wood

How to use

Fit the T-shank blade into the jigsaw’s blade clamp according to the jigsaw manufacturer's instructions and ensure it is securely locked before operation. Select the appropriate cutting length by positioning the blade as required and set the jigsaw speed and stroke settings to match the wood type—lower speed for harder woods and higher speed for softwoods. Always support the workpiece, mark the cutting line clearly, and make smooth feeding motions to achieve a clean cut.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and hearing protection. For prolonged cutting or working with dense hardwoods, allow occasional cooling pauses to extend blade life and inspect blades for wear or damage before each use. Replace blades when cutting quality deteriorates or when teeth are worn.