Spear & Jackson Eclipse Coping Saw Blades - 14 TPI - 10 Pack

Blade life depends on usage and the type of wood. Replace blades when they become dull or if cutting performance declines.

No, these blades are designed for cutting wood only.

TPI stands for Teeth Per Inch, which indicates the number of teeth on the blade per inch, affecting the cut's smoothness.

Store the blades in a dry place to prevent rust. Keep them away from moisture and extreme temperatures.

The blades are 165mm in length.

Insert the blade into the coping saw frame, ensuring the teeth point away from the handle and towards the direction of the cut.

These blades are best for projects that require curved or intricate cuts, such as fretwork, custom molding, and wooden toys.

Check the blade tension. Ensure the blade is properly installed and not overly strained. Reduce cutting speed and pressure.

Check the blade tension and ensure the blade teeth are facing the correct direction. Replace the blade if it's damaged or dull. Guide the saw smoothly along the cutting line.

Reduce cutting pressure and change the angle of the saw. Check for wood binding and adjust accordingly. Remove the blade and clear any obstructions.