Jigsaw blade DeWalt DT2051 — HCS wood blades, working length 100 mm, 4 mm TPI, max cutting depth 85 mm, 5 pcs

DeWalt DT2051 jigsaw blades are a set of five HCS blades designed for cutting wood with handheld jigsaws. Each blade has a working length of 100 mm and an overall length of 132 mm, with 4 mm tooth spacing to deliver coarse, fast cuts. The blades are made from high carbon steel for flexibility and wear resistance in common woodworking and demolition tasks, and can cut materials up to 85 mm thick.

Advantages

High carbon steel construction provides a balance of flexibility and edge retention suitable for timber and softwood. The 4 mm tooth pitch produces rapid material removal and efficient straight cuts in thicker stock. A set of five blades ensures quick replacement on the job and reduces downtime. The blade geometry and length are compatible with standard handheld jigsaws used in construction and renovation.

Suitable for

• Cutting softwood and construction timber
• Rapid rough cuts in sheet goods and boards
• Demolition and on-site timber removal
• General-purpose woodworking with handheld jigsaws

Key specifications

• Blade material: high carbon steel (HCS)
• Working length: 100 mm
• Overall length: 132 mm
• Tooth spacing (TPI equivalent): 4 mm pitch for coarse cutting
• Maximum recommended cutting thickness: 85 mm
• Quantity: 5 blades per set

How to use

Fit the blade into the jigsaw according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is oriented with teeth facing the workpiece and secured in the clamp. Select a moderate to high speed setting appropriate for coarse cuts and advance the saw steadily to avoid binding. Replace blades when cutting performance decreases or if the blade shows visible damage. Use clamps or supports to stabilize long workpieces and follow standard safety procedures, including eye and hearing protection.

Usage recommendations

For best results on thick or rough stock, use steady feed pressure and allow the blade to cut at its designed pitch; avoid forcing the cut to prevent premature wear. These HCS blades are optimized for softer woods—use a finer-pitched or bi-metal blade for hard or metal-containing boards.