Jigsaw Blades DNIPRO-M T345XF BIM 130 mm 5-10 TPI, pack of 2

Set of two DNIPRO-M T345XF BIM jigsaw blades, 130 mm length with a 5–10 TPI tooth pitch. The blades feature a bi-metal (BIM) construction that combines flexibility and hardness to extend blade life and resist breakage under intermittent or continuous cutting loads. Designed for use where medium-toothed blades provide a balance between cutting speed and finish quality, these 130 mm blades are suitable for straight and curved cuts in a variety of common shop and site materials.

Advantages

The bi-metal construction increases toughness and resistance to wear compared with standard high-carbon blades, reducing the frequency of blade changes. The 5–10 TPI tooth geometry offers a compromise between cutting speed and smoothness, enabling controlled, relatively burr-free edges in both wood and thin metal. At 130 mm length the blades fit most common jigsaw models that accept T-shank blades of this size, providing versatility for general-purpose cutting tasks and longer service life in repetitive work.

Suitable for

• General woodworking tasks requiring medium-finish cuts
• Cutting thin sheet metal and metal profiles
• Making straight and gentle curved cuts in composite panels
• Workshop and on-site repair or renovation jobs

Key specifications

• Blade length: 130 mm
• Tooth pitch: 5–10 TPI (teeth per inch)
• Construction: bi-metal (high-speed steel edge welded to flexible spring steel backing)
• Shank type: T-shank compatible with common jigsaw models
• Pack quantity: 2 blades per pack

How to use

Fit the blade into a compatible jigsaw following the tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the T-shank is fully seated and the blade is secured before switching on the tool. Select an appropriate cutting speed for the material—slower speeds for metals, moderate speeds for hardwoods—to reduce heat and prolong blade life. Use steady feed pressure and avoid forcing the blade; allow the teeth to do the cutting for cleaner edges and reduced wear. Support the workpiece to minimise vibration and potential chipping during cuts.

Usage recommendations

For best results when cutting metal, clamp the workpiece securely, use cutting lubricant where applicable to reduce heat build-up, and make several shallow passes if cutting thicker sections. For wood and composites, ensure the cutting line is marked and the blade type matches the desired surface finish; replace blades when performance drops to maintain quality of cut.