Saxton Jigsaw Blades - T111C - 25 Pack



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The Saxton T111C jigsaw blades are a reliable choice for DIY enthusiasts and trade professionals who require efficient cutting performance in wood-based materials. These blades excel at making fast, clean cuts in softwoods, chipboard, and plywood, providing excellent versatility for woodworking projects. While they are highly effective for wood applications, users should note that they are not designed for cutting metal or dense hardwoods, which may cause premature blade wear.
| Model Part Number | T111C |
|---|---|
| Brand | Saxton Tools |
These blades use a standard bayonet fitting. Please check your jigsaw's manual to ensure it accepts the bayonet-style shank.
No, these blades are specifically designed for softwood, chipboard, and plywood. Using them on metal will dull the teeth immediately.
The T111C blades are rated for softwoods ranging from 4mm to 50mm in thickness.
This product is a 25-pack of T111C jigsaw blades.
TPI stands for Teeth Per Inch. 8 TPI indicates a medium-to-coarse tooth pattern designed for faster cutting in wood.
Reduce your forward pressure and check that the jigsaw base plate is properly tightened and square to the blade.
Apply painter's tape along the cut line before sawing, or use a splinter guard if your specific jigsaw model supports one.
You may be forcing the tool too hard; let the blade do the work and check that you are not attempting to cut materials beyond the blade's intended use.
To install, ensure your jigsaw is unplugged or the battery is removed. Open the blade release mechanism, insert the T111C blade into the bayonet holder until it clicks, and verify that it is locked firmly in place. These blades are compatible with Bosch, Dewalt, ELU, AEG, Hitachi, Makita, and Festool jigsaws. After use, wipe the blade clean of resin or sawdust to prevent build-up. Always store blades in a dry environment to avoid corrosion. If a blade begins to produce excessive smoke or vibrates significantly, it is a sign that the teeth have dulled and the blade should be replaced for safety and efficiency.