Jigsaw Blade DeWalt DT2220-QZ — pack of 3, for wood cutting

DeWalt DT2220-QZ is a pack of three jigsaw blades designed for cutting wood. Manufactured from premium steel with a reinforced body, these blades are intended to deliver consistent performance for straight and curved cuts in woodworking and repair tasks. The blades feature an aggressive tooth geometry with increased tooth depth and a patented plunge point tip that facilitates faster penetration and improved chip removal while reducing kick-back. The T-shank design ensures compatibility with DeWalt jigsaws and other jigsaw models that accept the same shank style.

Advantages

The premium steel construction increases durability and extends accessory life under repeated use. A reinforced blade body provides better control and precision when making both straight and curved cuts. The patented plunge point tip and extremely sharp teeth improve penetration and chip evacuation, reducing the effort required during plunge cuts and helping maintain a cleaner kerf. The T-shank fit offers quick and secure blade changes on compatible jigsaw tools.

Suitable for

• Cutting softwood and hardwood in carpentry and joinery
• Plunge cuts and internal cutouts in wooden panels
• Curved and straight cuts in furniture making and repair work
• General woodworking tasks and on-site repairs

Key specifications

• Quantity: pack of 3 blades
• Material: premium hardened steel
• Teeth: aggressive tooth geometry with extra tooth depth for improved chip removal
• Tip design: plunge point tip for faster penetration and reduced kick-back
• Shank type: T-shank compatible with T-shank jigsaw sockets
• Cut type: suitable for straight and curved wood cutting

How to use

Install the blade into the jigsaw following the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the T-shank is fully seated and the blade clamp is securely tightened. For plunge cuts, align the plunge point tip on the marked start position and activate the jigsaw at a controlled speed to allow the tip to penetrate the wood. Adjust cutting speed and orbital action (if available) according to the wood type: slower speeds and minimal orbital action for finer finishes, higher speeds or orbital action for faster material removal. Maintain steady feed pressure and avoid forcing the blade to prevent premature wear or breakage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, hearing protection, and dust mask) and secure the workpiece before cutting. Select cutting settings that match the wood species and thickness, and replace blades when performance decreases or teeth show visible wear to maintain cutting quality and safety.