Disston Company 136740 Carbon Jig Saw Blade Set 10 Piece

Product Description

The DISSTON COMPANY 136740 is a 10-piece carbon jig saw blade set designed for wood cutting applications. The set covers a range of cutting needs in a single package, with blade counts and tooth configurations suited for rough work, fine finish cuts, scroll work, and downcut applications. Carbon construction provides adequate hardness for wood and wood-composite materials. The set is a practical shop or jobsite supply for carpenters, trim installers, general contractors, and maintenance technicians who run jig saws regularly and need a variety of blade profiles on hand without sourcing each type separately.

This blade set is intended for residential and light commercial woodworking tasks. Rough-cut blades handle fast material removal in framing lumber and thick stock. Fine-cut blades produce cleaner edges in finish work and trim. Scroll blades allow tighter radius curves. The downcut blade minimizes tear-out on the top face of the workpiece, which is useful when cutting finish surfaces such as laminate flooring, cabinetry panels, and veneered sheet goods. All blades in the set are designed for jig saws accepting standard T-shank or universal-style blade mounts commonly found on residential-grade tools.

Key Features

• 10-piece assortment covers six distinct cutting profiles in one set
• Rough-cut blades at 6 TPI for fast material removal in dimensional lumber
• Fine-cut blades at 10 TPI and 12 TPI for cleaner finish cuts in wood
• Scroll blades at 12 TPI for curved and radius cuts
• Downcut blade at 10 TPI reduces top-face tear-out on finish surfaces
• Carbon steel construction suited for wood and wood-composite cutting

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement and replenishment blade set for jig saws used in wood cutting applications. Verify shank type compatibility with the specific tool before installation.

Installation Notes

Jig saw blade changes should be performed with the tool unplugged or the battery pack removed. Blades are sharp — use gloves when handling. Follow the tool manufacturer's blade-change procedure for the specific jig saw in use. Dispose of worn carbon blades properly, as edges remain sharp even when the blade is no longer serviceable.