Jigsaw blade DeWalt DT2352-QZ — HCS wood blades, working length 24 cm, tooth spacing 5–6.5 mm, 5 pcs

DeWalt DT2352-QZ jigsaw blade set contains five HCS (high carbon steel) blades designed for cutting wood. Each blade has a working length of 240 mm and tooth spacing between 5 and 6.5 mm, providing reliable performance for general-purpose woodworking tasks. These blades are intended for use with compatible jigsaws and are suitable for making both straight and curved cuts in soft and medium-density wood materials commonly encountered in renovation, carpentry and DIY projects.

Advantages

The high carbon steel construction offers a balance of cutting durability and flexibility for wood applications. A 240 mm working length allows deeper cuts and extended reach while the 5–6.5 mm tooth spacing supports efficient material removal and controlled cutting speed. Supplied as a set of five blades, this product reduces downtime by providing spares when blades become worn. The tooth geometry is optimized for general-purpose wood cutting, delivering consistent results across a range of wood types.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and rip cuts in softwood and plywood
• Curved and straight profile cutting in furniture components
• Renovation tasks such as trimming door jambs and cutting floorboards
• Carpentry and joinery where medium-depth cuts are required
• General DIY projects involving wooden panels and boards

Key specifications

• Material: High carbon steel (HCS)
• Working length: 240 mm
• Tooth spacing (pitch): 5–6.5 mm
• Quantity: 5 blades per pack
• Intended material: Wood (softwood, plywood, medium-density boards)

How to use

Install the blade in the jigsaw according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is secured with the correct shank orientation for your machine. Select an appropriate cutting speed and brief test cut on scrap material to confirm blade performance. For straight cuts, guide the workpiece steadily and use a fence or guide where possible; for curved cuts, feed the jigsaw slowly and follow the intended line. Replace the blade when cutting performance degrades or teeth become visibly worn.

Usage recommendations

Use blades of this type for general wood cutting; avoid using them on metals or abrasive materials. To extend blade life, avoid forcing the tool and allow the blade to cut at its intended feed rate. Store blades dry and free from corrosion when not in use.