Freud DJT101AOF5 Bi-metal Jig Saw Blade 3-1/4 in 20 Tpi 5 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DJT101AOF5 is a 5-pack of 3-1/4 inch, 20 TPI bi-metal T-shank jig saw blades engineered for scroll cuts and intricate curved work in wood. Each blade features an ultra-hardened cutting edge bonded to a flexible bi-metal body, delivering extended blade life compared to standard single-material blades. The tooth geometry is optimized for clean, precise finishes in curved and detailed cuts. The T-shank mounting interface provides a secure, tool-free blade change on compatible jig saws. These blades are installed and used by carpenters, finish contractors, and experienced DIYers requiring consistent control in fine woodworking and trim applications.

These blades are suited for residential and light commercial woodworking tasks where tight radius curves and scroll patterns are required. The 20 TPI count produces smooth cuts in wood with minimal tearout, making these blades a practical choice for finish trim, cabinetry cutouts, and decorative scrollwork. The T-shank design is compatible with all T-shank combo jig saws and most U-shank cordless and corded jig saws, broadening their usability across common jobsite tools.

Key Features

• Bi-metal construction combines a hardened cutting edge with a flexible blade body for durability and resistance to breakage
• 20 TPI tooth count optimized for smooth, clean scroll cuts in wood
• Ultra-hardened cutting edge for extended service life versus standard blades
• T-shank design fits all T-shank combo jig saws and most U-shank cordless and corded jig saws
• Optimized tooth and blade geometry reduces binding and delivers cleaner finishes in curved cuts
• Sold as a 5-pack for consistent blade availability across a project

Compatibility

T-shank design fits all combo T-shank jig saws and most U-shank cordless and corded jig saws. Intended for cutting wood in scroll and curved cut applications.

Installation Notes

Blade changes should be performed with the jig saw unplugged or the battery removed. Insert the T-shank fully into the blade clamp until the retention mechanism engages before operating. Carpenters and finish trades typically handle blade selection and swaps; no special tools are required for T-shank blade changes on compatible saws. Follow the tool manufacturer guidelines for maximum blade speed ratings.