Jigsaw Blade Set EPM T101D for Wood 100 mm, 6 TPI, 5 pcs

Set of five EPM jigsaw blades T101D designed for cutting wood. Each blade measures 100 mm in length and features a 6 TPI (teeth per inch) configuration, providing a balance between cutting speed and finish quality. These T-shank blades are suitable for straight and curved cuts in soft and hard wood and are intended for use with standard T-shank jigsaw tools. The pack contains five identical blades to cover repeated tasks or to keep spares on hand for longer projects.

Advantages

The T101D blade design with 6 TPI offers medium-to-fine tooth spacing that produces relatively smooth edges while maintaining efficient material removal. The 100 mm working length gives reliable reach for common woodworking thicknesses without excessive flex. Compatibility with standard T-shank jigsaws simplifies blade changes and ensures secure mounting. Supplied as a set of five, the blades reduce downtime by providing immediate replacements when edges dull or when different cuts are required.

Suitable for

• Cutting softwoods and hardwoods
• Straight and curved cuts in furniture making
• Trimming, fitting and precision joinery
• Renovation and carpentry tasks requiring medium-to-fine finish

Key specifications

• Blade type: T-shank jigsaw blade
• Length: 100 mm
• Tooth pitch: 6 TPI (teeth per inch)
• Number of pieces: 5 blades per pack
• Material suitability: soft and hard wood

How to use

Install the T-shank blade into the jigsaw following the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is seated securely and the teeth face the correct cutting direction. Adjust the jigsaw speed and pendulum/action settings according to the wood type: lower speed for harder woods and higher speed for softer woods, if the jigsaw allows. Make steady, controlled passes for straight cuts and guide the workpiece gently for curves to avoid blade binding. Replace the blade when cutting becomes slower or the cut quality deteriorates.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and hearing protection. Clamp the workpiece firmly and support cutoffs to prevent splintering. For the cleanest edge in fine joinery, reduce orbital action or select a slower cutting speed and make multiple shallow passes rather than one deep cut.