Jigsaw blade Wolfcraft 2385000 — bimetal, 75 mm working length, 2.5 mm tooth pitch, max cut 30 mm, 2 pcs

Jigsaw blade Wolfcraft 2385000 — bimetal, 75 mm working length, 2.5 mm tooth pitch, max cut 30 mm, 2 pcs is a pair of versatile bimetal blades designed for general jigsaw cutting tasks. Manufactured in Germany, these blades combine flexible back material with hardened tooth edges to provide durability and resistance to breaking when cutting a variety of materials. Each blade features a 75 mm working length and 100 mm overall length, suitable for common handheld jigsaws and renovation work.

Advantages

These bimetal jigsaw blades offer a balance of toughness and cutting performance thanks to their construction: hardened teeth for wear resistance and a tougher body to reduce the risk of tooth or blade breakage. The 2.5 mm tooth spacing is optimized for medium-fine cuts in wood-based panels, solid wood and laminated materials while also coping with plastics and wood containing nails. The blades come two per pack in a practical storage box, which protects teeth and simplifies transport and storage.

Suitable for

• Cutting chipboard and particle board
• Cutting hardwood and softwood
• Trimming laminate flooring and laminated panels
• Cutting plastics and PVC components
• Renovation tasks involving wood with occasional nails or fasteners

Key specifications

• Bimetal construction (hardened teeth with tougher backing)
• Working length: 75 mm
• Overall length: 100 mm
• Tooth pitch: 2.5 mm
• Maximum recommended cutting thickness: 30 mm
• Pack quantity: 2 blades
• Supplied in a practical storage box

How to use

Fit the blade into your jigsaw according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring correct orientation of the teeth for cutting direction and secure locking in the blade holder. Select an appropriate speed and feed rate for the material being cut: lower speeds for plastics to avoid melting, medium speeds for laminated panels and higher speeds for solid wood where the jigsaw and blade permit. Support the workpiece firmly and allow the blade to advance at a steady pace without forcing to reduce splintering and extend blade life. Replace the blade when cutting becomes slow or teeth appear worn.

Usage recommendations

Use protective eyewear and appropriate dust extraction when cutting wood and laminates. For clean edges in laminate or veneered panels, consider scoring the cut line first or apply masking tape over the cut line to minimize chipping. For work involving nails or metal fasteners, monitor blade condition and replace blades showing damage to maintain safe operation.