Jigsaw Blades Set GEKO 10 pcs (assorted TPI 20/100) for wood and metal cutting

GEKO jigsaw blades set with 10 pieces provides a selection of blade pitches suitable for varied cutting tasks in wood and metal. The assortment includes blades with different tooth counts to allow both fast, coarse cuts and slower, fine cuts, compatible with most handheld jigsaws that accept standard shank designs. This set is intended to give users the flexibility to switch blade types according to material thickness and desired cut finish without buying single blades separately.

Advantages

The set groups multiple blade types in one package, reducing the need to source individual blades for different jobs. Blades with lower teeth per inch (TPI) deliver faster removal and better performance in thicker or softer wood, while higher TPI blades create smoother edges and are better suited for thin metals and fine woodworking. Each blade is optimized for either wood or metal cutting, offering a practical mix for renovation, repair, and hobby projects.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and rip cuts in soft and hard wood
• Cutting thin sheet metal and metal profiles
• Detail work requiring fine, smooth edges
• Rough, fast material removal on construction and renovation sites

Key specifications

• Quantity: 10 blades per set
• Tooth counts: assorted blades with coarse and fine tooth pitches (two TPI ranges included)
• Material compatibility: designed for wood and metal cutting
• Intended for handheld jigsaws with standard shank fittings
• Varied tooth geometry for coarse cutting and fine finishing

How to use

Select a blade from the set that matches the workpiece and desired finish: choose lower TPI blades for rapid cuts in thicker wood and higher TPI blades for smooth cuts in thin metal or detailed woodworking. Ensure the jigsaw is unplugged or its battery removed before changing blades. Install the blade with the teeth facing forward and secure it according to the jigsaw manufacturer’s blade-clamping mechanism. Set the jigsaw speed and feed rate appropriate to the material, support the workpiece firmly, and guide the tool steadily to maintain cut accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Use protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when cutting. For metal cutting, apply steady, moderate speed and allow the blade to cool between long cuts to prolong blade life. For fine woodworking tasks, clamp the workpiece to reduce vibration and choose the highest TPI blade from the set to minimize splintering. Store blades in a dry place to prevent corrosion.