Reciprocating saw blade DeWalt DT2154 T-shank BIM 76 x 51 mm 3 pcs for metal

DeWalt DT2154 is a set of three T-shank reciprocating/jigsaw blades made from bi-metal (BIM) and engineered for cutting metal. Each blade measures 76 x 51 mm and is designed to fit standard T-shank holders, providing a compact cutting profile for tasks where short blade length and controlled cutting are required. The blades combine a hard, wear-resistant tooth edge with a flexible backing to reduce breakage under vibration and intermittent cutting loads.

Advantages

The bi-metal construction offers improved durability and longer life compared with high-speed steel-only blades, while the T-shank design enables quick and secure blade changes in compatible reciprocating saws and jigsaws. The short 76 x 51 mm blade length provides better control and access in confined spaces and allows for more precise cuts in thin and thick metal sheets. Supplied as a set of three, these blades are appropriate for repeated on-site use and replacement needs.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel sheets and metal profiles in construction and fabrication
• Plumbing and HVAC repair work requiring compact blade length
• Maintenance and repair tasks on metal components where controlled, short cuts are needed

Key specifications

• Blade material: bi-metal (BIM) combining high-speed steel teeth and flexible alloy backing
• Shank type: T-shank for tool compatibility and fast changes
• Blade dimensions: 76 x 51 mm overall size suitable for confined access
• Pack quantity: 3 blades per set
• Application: cutting ferrous metals and general metalworking

How to use

Select a compatible reciprocating saw or jigsaw that accepts T-shank blades and ensure the tool is disconnected from power before changing blades. Insert the T-shank into the tool's blade holder and engage the locking mechanism according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. For metal cutting, secure the workpiece, mark the cut line, and run the saw at a moderate speed with steady pressure; avoid forcing the blade. Use progressive, controlled passes and allow the blade to do the work to extend blade life.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. For best results on thicker metal, consider using cooling lubricant or cutting fluid and ensure the blade teeth face the correct direction relative to the cut. Replace blades when teeth become dull or if the blade is bent or damaged to maintain cutting precision and safety.