Jigsaw Blades Dedra 132/106 mm, fiberglass, HM/TCT, T-shank, 2 pcs

Set of two Dedra jigsaw blades with lengths of 132 mm and 106 mm, designed for use in T-shank jigsaws. These blades are intended for cutting fiberglass and other reinforced composite materials. Construction combines hard metal (HM) with tungsten carbide tipped (TCT) cutting edges to increase wear resistance and maintain cutting precision during repeated use.

Advantages

The HM/TCT combination provides a durable cutting edge that stays sharper longer when working with abrasive composites. T-shank fit ensures quick and secure mounting in compatible jigsaws without additional tools. Two blade lengths in one set offer flexibility for varying cutting depths and tasks. The tooth geometry and carbide tips are optimised to deliver controlled cutting with reduced chipping on fragile composite surfaces.

Suitable for

• Cutting fiberglass sheets and panels
• Work with reinforced plastics and composite materials
• Precision interior or model-making cuts in abrasive materials
• Situations requiring replacement blades with higher wear resistance

Key specifications

• Blade lengths: 132 mm and 106 mm
• Shank type: T-shank compatible with T-shank jigsaws
• Blade material: hard metal (HM) body with tungsten carbide tipped (TCT) cutting edge
• Application material: fiberglass and reinforced composites
• Set quantity: 2 blades

How to use

Install the appropriate blade length into a T-shank compatible jigsaw following the tool manufacturer's blade-change procedure and ensuring the jigsaw is disconnected from power before fitting. Select a moderate cutting speed and advance rate suitable for fiberglass and composite panels to avoid overheating and reduce delamination. Support the workpiece near the cut line, secure it to prevent movement, and allow the blade to do the cutting without excessive lateral force. Replace the blade when cutting quality degrades or when visible wear appears on the carbide tips.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and a dust mask when cutting fiberglass to avoid inhalation of dust and contact with skin. For best life and performance, avoid forcing the blade and maintain steady, controlled feed rates; when making long or curved cuts, consider cooling pauses on continuous heavy work to prevent premature blade wear.