Jigsaw Blade Wolfcraft 4244000

This Wolfcraft 4244000 jigsaw blade is made of high-strength High-Speed Steel (HSS) and is designed for refurbishment and renovation work. It fits jigsaws with a Starlock receptacle and provides optimal force transmission for cutting a variety of materials, including softwood, hardwood, veneered boards, plastic-coated chipboard, non-ferrous metals, and single or laminated glazing with reduced risk of breakage. The segmented design enables right-angle cuts without overcut, making it suitable for removing old windows and similar tasks.

Advantages

The HSS construction offers durability and maintains sharpness for precise cuts. Segmentation permits accurate right-angle cutting without overcut. Compatibility with Starlock receptacles ensures secure mounting and efficient power transfer. The blade’s geometry and 1.4 mm tooth spacing allow controlled cutting of mixed materials and thin metal sheets.

Suitable for

• Removing old windows and single glazing
• Cutting softwood and hardwood
• Working with veneered and plastic-coated chipboard
• Cutting non-ferrous metals and thin metal sheets
• Refurbishment and renovation tasks requiring right-angle cuts

Key specifications

• Brand: Wolfcraft
• Model / MPN: 4244000
• EAN: 4006885424401
• Material: High-Speed Steel (HSS)
• Working length: 85 mm
• Tooth spacing: 1.4 mm
• Max recommended cutting thickness: up to 20 mm (depends on material)
• Fit: Starlock receptacle compatible

How to use

Fit the blade into a compatible vibration or jigsaw tool with a Starlock receptacle and ensure it is securely engaged before operation. Select an appropriate speed and feed rate for the material being cut. For glazing removal, position the segmented edge at the cut line and proceed slowly to minimize stress on the glass. For wood, chipboard or metal, use steady guidance without excessive side force to maintain a right-angle cut and prevent premature wear.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves) and secure the workpiece before cutting. Match speed and feed to the material—lower speed for non-ferrous metals and glass, moderate speed for wood and chipboard. Replace the blade when cutting quality declines or if the blade shows visible wear or damage.