Jigsaw Blades GRAPHITE 57H761 T-shank 6 TPI, pack of 2

Set of 2 GRAPHITE jigsaw blades model 57H761 with T-shank and 6 TPI tooth pitch designed for general-purpose cutting of wood and composite materials. These blades fit jigsaws with a T-shank holder and are intended to deliver a balance between cutting speed and edge finish for renovation, DIY and carpentry tasks. The pack contains two identical blades optimized for medium-pitch cuts where both material removal and reasonably smooth edges are required.

Advantages

These T-shank jigsaw blades offer a medium tooth pitch (6 TPI) that balances cutting speed and surface quality when working with soft and hard woods as well as common wood-based composites. The T-shank design ensures secure, tool-free mounting in modern jigsaw models equipped for T-type blades. Supplied in a practical two-piece pack, the set provides immediate replacement blades on-site and reduces downtime during repetitive cutting tasks.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and rip cuts in softwood and hardwood
• Cutting plywood, MDF and particleboard
• General renovation and DIY carpentry tasks
• Making templates, joinery and trimming work

Key specifications

• Shank type: T-shank for tool-free mounting in compatible jigsaws
• Tooth pitch: 6 teeth per inch (medium pitch)
• Quantity: pack of 2 blades
• Material application: designed for wood and wood-based composite materials

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible jigsaw with a T-shank holder following the jigsaw manufacturer's instructions and ensure the blade is securely locked before operation. Select a cutting speed appropriate to the material—lower speeds for harder woods and higher speeds for softer materials—to reduce chipping and improve control. Make steady, even feed movements along the cut line; avoid forcing the blade to prevent premature wear or breakage. Replace the blade when cutting performance or edge finish deteriorates.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use these 6 TPI blades for medium-resolution cuts where a compromise between speed and finish is needed. When cutting veneered or laminated boards, consider using a mask or sacrificial backing to reduce tear-out on the visible face. Store blades in a dry place to prevent corrosion and keep spare blades available for continuous work.