Bosch T118AHM3 Jig Saw Blade Set 24 Tpi Carbide 3-1/4 in 3pc

Product Description

The ROBERT BOSCH TOOL GROUP T118AHM3 is a 3-piece set of T-shank jig saw blades engineered for cutting stainless steel and other hard metals. Each blade measures 3-1/4 inches in length and features a carbide-edge tooth design running at 24 teeth per inch (TPI). The carbide edge construction maintains cutting performance through tough, work-hardening materials where standard bi-metal blades lose their edge quickly. These blades fit T-shank jig saw chucks, the most widely used universal shank type in the industry. The set is suited for sheet metal fabrication, mechanical contractors, and trades cutting stainless steel ductwork, fastener panels, or structural components.

These blades are intended for use with T-shank compatible jig saws on stainless steel sheet stock, hard metals, and similar dense materials. The 24 TPI count produces a fine, controlled cut that limits burring on metal edges. The carbide-edge tooth form holds up under the elevated heat and friction generated when cutting stainless steel, making this set practical for both shop and field applications where repeated metal cuts are required.

Key Features

• Carbide-edge tooth construction for extended blade life in hard and stainless steel
• 24 TPI for fine, low-burr metal cuts
• 3-1/4 inch blade length suits medium sheet metal depths
• T-shank fitment for universal jig saw compatibility
• 3-piece set provides backup blades for continuous workflow

Compatibility

Designed for use with T-shank jig saws; the universal T-shank interface fits the majority of current-production jig saw models accepting that shank type.

Installation Notes

Blade replacement should be performed with the jig saw unplugged or the battery pack removed before handling the blade chuck. A T-shank blade inserts into the tool-free chuck mechanism without additional tooling on most jig saws. Wear appropriate cut-resistant gloves when handling carbide-edge blades, as the tooth form presents a laceration hazard. Confirm blade seating and chuck engagement before resuming operation.