Fieldmann FDP 9001 jigsaw/scroll saw/reciprocating saw blade Jigsaw blade 10 pc(s)

Fieldmann FDP 9001 jigsaw blade set contains ten T-shank blades designed for cutting wood, PVC, epoxy and thin metal. The assortment includes blades for both fast rough cuts and finer precision cuts, making the set suitable for typical DIY and repair tasks. Blades are finished in black and grey and are compatible with jig saws that accept T-shank (T) blades.

Advantages

The set combines five pairs of blades tailored to different materials and cut qualities, so you can switch between a fast cut and a fine finish without buying separate blades. Compatibility with standard T-shank chucks ensures easy and secure replacement. A dedicated pair for thin metal enables cutting small metallic obstructions or sink holes for tap installation while the remaining blades cover a wide range of wood thicknesses and composite materials.

Suitable for

• Rough and quick wood cutting (dimensional lumber, construction timber)
• Fine, precise wood finishing and trimming
• Cutting PVC and other plastic materials
• Cutting thin metal sheets or small metal parts (up to a few millimetres)
• Home improvement tasks such as making sink holes or installing fittings

Key specifications

• Pack contents: 10 blades (five pairs)
• Shank type: T-shank for jig saw compatibility
• Materials suitable: wood, PVC, epoxy, thin metal
• Cut types available: fast/rough cuts and fine/precision cuts
• Colour: black and grey finish

How to use

Select the blade type that matches the material and desired cut quality. Insert the T-shank blade into the jigsaw's T-chuck following the jigsaw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is locked securely and oriented with the teeth facing forward. Start cutting at an appropriate speed for the material — lower speed for metal and harder materials, higher speed for softwood and quick cuts. Apply steady, even pressure and let the blade do the work to avoid bending or premature wear.

Usage recommendations

For longest blade life, clamp the workpiece, use correct feed speed and avoid forcing the blade. Use the metal blades only on thin metallic sheets (a few millimetres thick) and switch to fine-tooth wood blades for clean edges on veneers and laminates. Always wear appropriate eye and hand protection.