What type of blade does a Bosch jigsaw use?

Bosch jigsaw blades are narrow and lined with fine teeth. Designed for cutting curves and shapes into wood and metal. Various attachment fittings are available including those for bayonet and T-shank jigsaws. The greater the number of teeth per inch (TPI), the smoother the cut.

Will T-shank blades fit all jigsaws?

The t-shank style is currently the most popular and widely used of the three, and many jigsaws that accept u-shank blades also accept t-shanks blades. T-shanks were designed for faster blade changing systems, and newer jigsaws require little more than a push of a button to change a t-shank blade.

What is a Progressor jigsaw blade?

T 345 XF Progressor for Wood and Metal Jigsaw Blade delivers fast straight cuts in thin and thick wood with metal. Tooth geometry with a progressively increasing tooth pitch allows for work in materials with a wide range of densities. Milled, side-set teeth are designed for fast cuts.

Is T-Shank better than u shank?

Blade shank Most manufacturers are now using T-shank blades as standard, which makes it easier to switch blades between different machines. U-shank blades are still available but the T-shank has become more popular as most jigsaws are now fitted with a tool-less blade change to make swapping blades faster and easier.

What are T and U jigsaw blades?

Why does my jigsaw not cut square?

Your jigsaw may not be cutting straight because it’s outdated, lacking guide bearings necessary for straight cuts. Components such as blade clamps and guide bearings can also get damaged or worn. It’s also possible that human error is to blame, and you need a better straight edge or technique.

Can you cut straight lines with a jigsaw?

The jigsaw can be used to make both straight and curved cuts in a wide variety of materials, including wood, particleboard, plywood, plastic, metal, even ceramic tile. It’s also safe and easy to use, which is why it’s often the very first power saw a new DIYer buys.