EPM jigsaw blades T144D for wood, 100 mm length, 6 TPI, set of 5

Set of 5 EPM T144D jigsaw blades designed for cutting wood. Each blade is 100 mm long and features a 6 TPI tooth configuration optimized for medium-to-coarse crosscuts and rip cuts in timber and wooden boards. Blades use the common T-shank mount, making them compatible with most T-shank jigsaw tools for general woodworking tasks such as trimming, shaping and carpentry cuts.

Advantages

These EPM T144D blades combine a sturdy tooth profile with a compact 100 mm length to deliver reliable cutting performance in confined spaces and for short plunge cuts. The 6 TPI arrangement balances cutting speed and finish quality for medium and coarse woodwork. The T-shank design ensures quick and secure blade changes without tools on jigsaws that accept T-shank blades, while the set of five provides spare blades for continued work on multiple pieces or projects.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting softwoods and hardwoods
• Rip cuts in boards and timber
• Trimming and shaping wooden components
• Short plunge cuts and detailed work in confined areas
• General carpentry and workshop tasks

Key specifications

• Blade length: 100 mm
• Tooth pitch: 6 TPI (teeth per inch)
• Shank type: T-shank compatible
• Set quantity: 5 blades
• Material: high-carbon or bi-metal construction suitable for wood cutting (manufacturer standard)

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible T-shank jigsaw following the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensure the blade is securely locked before operation. Select appropriate jigsaw speed and cutting direction for the wood type: a moderate speed with steady feed for crosscuts and improved control for plunge or precision cuts. Support the workpiece firmly and use clamps when necessary to reduce vibration and ensure straight cuts. Replace the blade when cutting becomes slow or teeth appear worn.

Usage recommendations

Use these blades for general woodworking where medium-to-coarse cutting action is acceptable. For finer finish or cutting thin veneers, consider blades with higher TPI. Keep blades dry and store them flat to prevent damage; wear appropriate eye and hearing protection while operating power tools.