Jigsaw Blades GRAPHITE 21 TPI Type T, 5 pcs (MPN 57H767)

Set of 5 GRAPHITE jigsaw blades Type T with 21 TPI. These T-shank blades are designed for reciprocating orbital jigsaws that accept standard T-shank accessories. The 21 teeth per inch configuration provides a finer cut suitable for thinner materials where a smoother edge is needed. The set is compact and intended for light to medium cutting tasks in workshop, home improvement, and hobby settings.

Advantages

The blades feature a 21 TPI tooth pitch that produces finer, more accurate cuts compared with coarser-tooth blades. Their T-shank design ensures secure and quick mounting in jigsaws that accept T-type blades. Supplied as a set of five, the blades provide immediate replacement options during a job and reduce downtime. They are suitable for cutting a range of thin materials while maintaining control and minimizing chipping.

Suitable for

• Cutting thin sheet metals and light-gauge steel
• Trimming plastics and acrylic sheets
• Cutting wood laminates, veneer and thin plywood
• Precision trimming in DIY and light professional projects

Key specifications

• Blade type: T-shank jigsaw blades
• Quantity in set: 5 blades
• Tooth pitch: 21 teeth per inch (fine tooth)
• Intended tool: reciprocating orbital jigsaw with T-shank clamp
• Typical materials: thin metals, plastics, wood laminates

How to use

Select a compatible reciprocating orbital jigsaw that accepts T-shank blades. Ensure the jigsaw is unplugged or the battery removed before changing blades. Insert the T-shank blade into the clamp according to the tool manufacturer's instructions until it locks securely. For thin metals and plastics, set a slower feed rate and, if available, reduce orbital action to improve cut quality. For wood laminates, maintain steady pressure and moderate speed to avoid splintering. Replace blades when cut quality degrades or teeth become worn.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. When cutting metals, consider using cutting fluid or lubricant to extend blade life and reduce heat. For best results on laminates, score the cutting line or use a backing support to minimize chipping. Store blades in a dry place to prevent corrosion.