Jigsaw Blades GRAPHITE 10 TPI T-shank, 25 pcs (model 57H760-25)

Set of 25 GRAPHITE jigsaw blades with T-shank fitting and a 10 TPI (teeth per inch) tooth pitch. These blades are designed for general-purpose cutting in wood and wood-based materials where a medium tooth density provides a balance between cutting speed and surface finish. The T-shank design ensures secure mounting in jigsaws compatible with T-shank blades and allows quick blade changes during construction, renovation and DIY tasks.

Advantages

The 10 TPI tooth configuration offers a compromise between fast material removal and reasonably smooth cut edges. T-shank mounting gives firm retention and simple, tool-free swapping in most modern jigsaw models. Supplied as a pack of 25 blades, the set provides multiple replacements for extended projects or professional use. The blades are suitable for repeated straight and curved cuts in common woodworking applications.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and rip cuts in soft and medium-hard woods
• Cutting plywood, chipboard and MDF panels
• General renovation and carpentry tasks
• DIY projects requiring multiple blade replacements

Key specifications

• Quantity: 25 blades per pack
• Shank type: T-shank for compatible jigsaws
• Tooth pitch: 10 teeth per inch (10 TPI)
• Intended materials: wood and wood-based panels
• Cut type: general-purpose, suitable for straight and curved cuts

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible jigsaw by aligning the T-shank with the tool's blade holder and securing it according to the jigsaw manufacturer's instructions. Set the jigsaw speed and pendulum action (if available) appropriate for wood cutting; lower pendulum settings improve finish while higher settings increase cutting speed. Support the workpiece and clamp it securely before cutting. Feed the jigsaw steadily along the cut line, letting the blade do the work without forcing it to avoid premature wear or blade breakage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, select the appropriate speed and pendulum/action setting for the material thickness. Replace blades when cuts become rough or the blade shows visible wear. Use protective equipment such as eye protection and dust extraction when cutting wood and panels.