Mixed Jigsaw Blade Set 10pc – Wood & Metal Cutting – High Carbon Steel & HSS Blades

This 10 piece mixed jigsaw blade set gives you genuine coverage across the most common cutting jobs you’ll face on site. Wood, metal, plastic — the set covers all three, with a spread of blade types that map directly to Bosch T-shank equivalents. If you’ve been running a single blade type and wondering why your cuts are rough or your blades are burning out early, this is where that problem starts getting fixed.

The set includes High Carbon Steel blades for wood cutting and HSS (High Speed Steel) blades for metal. HCS blades are more flexible and better suited to timber and sheet materials, while HSS blades hold their edge better under the heat generated when cutting through steel or aluminium. Running the wrong blade type on the wrong material is one of those habits that costs more in wasted blades than it ever saves in time.

What’s in the Mixed Jigsaw Blade Set

The 10 blades break down as follows: one T111C equivalent (100mm, clean wood cuts), one T144D equivalent (100mm, fast aggressive wood cutting), two T101B equivalents (100mm, clean cuts in wood and plastics), one T101D equivalent (100mm, wood and plastics with a finer finish), one T101BR equivalent (100mm, reverse-tooth blade for cleaner top-face cuts), one T119BO equivalent (76mm, bi-metal for thin metal sheet), two T118A equivalents (76mm, HSS for general metal), and one T118B equivalent (76mm, HSS for thicker metal sections).

All blades use the universal T-shank fitting, which is compatible with the vast majority of jigsaws on the market. Bosch, Makita, DeWalt, Hikoki, Milwaukee — if your machine takes T-shank blades, these will fit. The T-shank system has been the de facto standard for years and for good reason: the bayonet-style fit is quick to change and holds securely under load.

Practical Value for Tradespeople

At under a fiver for 10 blades across 8 different types, this set is a sensible thing to keep in the back of the van. You’re not going to replace a full set of dedicated blades for heavy production work, but for general site use, first fixes, and the odd job where you need the right blade quickly, this covers you well. The reverse-tooth T101BR is worth calling out specifically — that one blade alone saves a lot of grief when you’re cutting laminate or melamine-faced board and you care about the top surface.