Jigsaw Blades – Wood Cutting – HCS Blades – T244D
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T244D HCS jigsaw blades for wood cutting. Side-set, sharpened teeth give a fast, coarse curved cut through all timber types. High carbon steel body stays strong at lower temperatures. Sold in packs of 5.
The T244D HCS wood jigsaw blade is a solid all-rounder for timber cutting on site. Made from high carbon steel, these 100mm blades are designed for fast, coarse curved cuts through softwood, hardwood, plywood, and most other wood-based materials. The side-set and sharpened teeth clear waste quickly, which keeps the blade moving without bogging down in the material. If you’re cutting curves, shapes, or working in tight spots where a circular saw won’t go, a T-shank blade like this is exactly what you reach for.
HCS blades have a particular advantage in lower-temperature conditions. High carbon steel holds its hardness well in the cold, which makes these a practical choice for outdoor work in autumn and winter when tools and materials are both chilled down. That said, HCS is best suited to wood-based materials rather than metals or abrasives, where bi-metal or carbide blades take over.
Where T244D Wood Jigsaw Blades Get Used
The T-shank fitting is the industry standard used by virtually every jigsaw from Bosch, Makita, DeWalt, Milwaukee and most other brands. Fitting takes a few seconds with no tools required on most modern machines. The 100mm blade length gives you enough reach for general timber work, from cutting skirting boards and architrave to shaping sheet materials and making plunge cuts in flooring.
Fast Cutting for Coarse Work
The coarse tooth configuration on the T244D is aimed at speed rather than a fine finish. You’ll get through the material quickly, but if you need a clean edge for visible joinery, you’re better off with a finer-tooth blade and sanding the result. For structural cuts, rough carpentry, or anything that gets covered up, this blade does the job without fuss.
Sold in packs of 5, these are a straightforward trade buy. Keep a pack in the toolbox and you won’t find yourself nursing a blunt blade through a job because you forgot to order more. Which, honestly, happens to everyone at least once.
Pro Tip: When cutting thick hardwood, reduce your jigsaw's orbital action to zero or one to stop the blade wandering off line, especially on curved cuts where the side-set teeth are already doing a lot of lateral work.





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