Jigsaw Blades T-shank MODECO MN-65-189 100 x 2.5 mm, reverse tooth, for wood and PVC, pack of 3

Replacement T-shank jigsaw blades MODECO MN-65-189, dimensions 100 x 2.5 mm, with reverse tooth geometry designed to produce clean, splinter-free cuts in wood and PVC. The pack contains three identical blades suitable for handheld and stationary jigsaws that accept T-type shanks. Reverse teeth eject chips downward to reduce surface tear-out on the top side of the workpiece, making these blades appropriate for trimming, profile cutting and precision joinery where a smooth finish is important.

Advantages

These jigsaw blades feature a reverse tooth arrangement that minimizes top-side splintering and improves finish quality on wood and PVC. Their 2.5 mm thickness provides good lateral stability for straight or curved cuts, while the 100 mm length fits most compact and standard jigsaws with T-shank clamps. Supplied in a pack of three, the blades offer quick replacement options during extended work sessions and help maintain consistent cut quality across multiple pieces.

Suitable for

• Cutting laminated and solid wood sheets where a clean top surface is required
• Trimming and shaping PVC panels, skirting and door profiles
• Precision interior carpentry, cabinetry and finishing work
• Handheld and bench-top jigsaw operations that accept T-shank blades

Key specifications

• Blade type: T-shank jigsaw blade
• Length: 100 mm
• Thickness: 2.5 mm
• Tooth geometry: reverse tooth (upward chip ejection minimized)
• Material suitability: wood and PVC
• Pack quantity: 3 blades

How to use

Install the blade into a T-shank compatible jigsaw according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the teeth point downwards for reverse-tooth operation. Secure the blade in the clamp and set the jigsaw speed appropriate to the material—moderate to high speed for clean PVC cuts, and medium speed for most wood types. Guide the saw steadily along the marked line without forcing; allow the blade to do the cutting to reduce deflection and maintain an even finish. Replace the blade when cutting performance or surface quality decreases.

Usage recommendations

For best results on veneered or laminated boards, support the workpiece near the cut line to prevent vibration and ensure the reverse tooth geometry produces minimal top-side tear-out. Use consistent feed rate and appropriate speed settings for the material being cut.