Jigsaw blade for wood DNIPRO-M T101B 100 mm set of 3

Set of three DNIPRO-M T101B jigsaw blades, each 100 mm in length, designed for cutting wood. These T101B blades feature a standard tooth geometry optimized for general-purpose wood cutting, enabling straight and curved cuts in softwoods and some hardwoods. The blades are intended for use with jigsaws that accept T-shank blades and are suited to common carpentry, renovation and DIY woodworking tasks where controlled, clean cuts are required.

Advantages

The blades provide consistent cutting performance across different wood types thanks to their standard tooth profile and 100 mm working length. A set of three ensures spare blades are available during longer projects, reducing downtime. T-shank compatibility ensures secure mounting and quick blade changes in most modern jigsaw models. The tooth geometry balances cutting speed and finish quality for general-purpose woodworking.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and rip cuts in softwood
• Curved and straight cuts in plywood and chipboard
• Basic hardwood cutting where moderate finish is acceptable
• Carpentry, trim work and renovation tasks
• DIY and hobby woodworking projects

Key specifications

• Blade type: T-shank jigsaw blade
• Tooth geometry: standard / general-purpose
• Material suitability: softwoods, plywood, chipboard, some hardwoods
• Working length: 100 mm
• Quantity: set of 3 blades
• Cut style: straight and curved cuts

How to use

Fit the T-shank blade into the jigsaw according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is securely locked before operation. Select an appropriate cutting speed on the jigsaw for the material: lower speeds for hard or dense woods and higher speeds for softwoods and thin panels. Guide the jigsaw smoothly along the cutting line without forcing the blade; allow the blade to do the work to minimize splintering and extend blade life. Replace blades from the set as they dull or when a different cut quality is required.

Usage recommendations

Use a sacrificial backing board when cutting thin panels to reduce tear-out on the exit face. For improved finish on visible edges, reduce feed speed and use steady support for the workpiece. Store blades dry and avoid excessive lateral pressure during cutting to prolong service life.