Replacement saw blade set Dedra 1207-05 — 72 pieces for jigsaw, scroll saw and reciprocating saw

Dedra 1207-05 is a set of 72 replacement saw blades designed for use with jigsaws, scroll saws and reciprocating saws. The collection includes a variety of blade types and tooth geometries to support cutting through wood, soft metals and composite materials. Packed as a multi-blade supply, this set helps maintain cutting performance by allowing quick blade changes and keeping a ready inventory for renovation, workshop or professional jobsite work.

Advantages

This blade set offers a comprehensive selection to cover common cutting tasks, reducing the need to source individual blades. The assortment helps minimize downtime by providing spare blades for immediate replacement and keeps cutting tools operating at consistent performance. Blades are intended for straightforward installation and compatibility with standard jigsaw, scroll saw and reciprocating saw blade holders, enabling flexible use across different tools and materials.

Suitable for

• Cutting soft and hard wood for carpentry and furniture work
• Trimming and shaping composite panels and laminates
• Cutting thin sheets of non-hardened metal and metal profiles
• General renovation and repair tasks requiring frequent blade changes
• Workshop supply for professional contractors and hobbyists

Key specifications

• Contents: 72 replacement blades with mixed tooth patterns and lengths
• Compatible tool types: jigsaw, scroll saw, reciprocating saw
• Material compatibility: wood, composites, thin non-hardened metals
• Blade geometries included: varied tooth pitch for coarse and fine cuts
• Packaging: multi-blade set suitable for storage and organization

How to use

Select a blade from the set that matches the material and desired cut quality — coarse-tooth blades for fast, rough cuts and fine-tooth blades for smooth finishing cuts. Ensure the tool is switched off and unplugged or the battery removed before changing blades. Insert the blade into the tool’s holder following the tool manufacturer’s instructions, verify secure clamping, and test at low speed on scrap material if available. Replace blades when cutting slows, produces burn marks, or the edge becomes visibly worn.

Usage recommendations

Store blades in original packaging or a dedicated organizer to avoid damage and ensure quick selection. Match blade type to material for best results: use fine-tooth blades for thin metals and finishing work, and coarse-tooth blades for rapid wood removal. Wear appropriate eye and hand protection when cutting and change blades with the power source disconnected.