Graphite 56H041 jigsaw/scroll saw/reciprocating saw blade 1 pc(s)

GRAPHITE 56H041 reciprocating/jigsaw blade, made of high carbon steel (HCS), measures 150 x 19 x 1.25 mm with a tooth pitch of 8.5 mm (3 TPI). Designed for cutting thick, nail-free wood (20–100 mm) and trimming green wood with diameters under 100 mm, this blade supports straight, curved and plunge cuts. Its geometry and material enable quick, precise cuts with reduced dust compared with abrasive cutting methods, and it is suitable for renovation, construction, demolition and home DIY tasks.

Advantages

The HCS construction offers a balance of toughness and cutting performance for wood applications. The blade profile and tooth pitch allow efficient material removal and smooth straight-line cuts while remaining capable of controlled curved and plunge cutting. Reduced dust generation during cutting improves jobsite cleanliness and visibility. The narrow blade width supports cutting close to edges and reaching confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Cutting thick, nail-free wood panels and beams (20–100 mm)
• Trimming green wood with diameter under 100 mm
• Straight-line, curved and plunge cuts in renovation and construction
• Demolition work where controlled wood removal is required
• Home DIY woodworking and on-site adjustments

Key specifications

• Blade type: reciprocating / jigsaw / scroll saw blade
• Material: high carbon steel (HCS)
• Overall dimensions: 150 x 19 x 1.25 mm
• Teeth: 3 TPI (tooth pitch 8.5 mm)
• Cutting capability: thick wood (20–100 mm), green wood diameter <100 mm
• Cut styles: straight, curved and plunge cutting

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible reciprocating saw or jigsaw according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the blade is securely locked and oriented for forward cutting. Select an appropriate cutting speed and feed rate for the wood type: use moderate speed for thick or green wood to avoid overheating and reduce vibration. For plunge cutting, start with a shallow entry and increase depth gradually. Keep firm control of the tool and support the workpiece to minimize movement during cutting.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (eye protection, gloves and dust mask) and secure the workpiece before cutting. Avoid cutting through nails or metal contaminants to prevent blade damage. Replace the blade when teeth become dull or cutting quality decreases to maintain clean, efficient cuts.