Freud DJT141HM Carbide Jig Saw Blade 4in 6 Tpi 5 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DJT141HM is a 4-inch, 6 TPI carbide-tipped T-shank jig saw blade engineered for cutting fiber cement and plaster. Carbide teeth deliver up to 50 times longer cutting life compared to standard bi-metal jig saw blades, making this blade a practical choice for trade professionals who work regularly with abrasive building materials. A perma-shield non-stick coating reduces heat buildup and pitch accumulation, keeping cuts fast and clean throughout the blade's service life. Each package contains 5 blades. Installers working fiber cement siding, tile backer board, or plaster substrates will find the 6 TPI tooth geometry suited to controlled, splinter-managed cuts in these demanding materials.

This blade is intended for use in cordless and corded jig saws during residential and light commercial construction and remodeling applications. Typical use cases include cutting fiber cement siding panels, cement board, and plaster walls where blade wear from abrasive material is a primary concern. The T-shank interface fits all combo-shank jig saw chucks and most U-shank models, covering the broad majority of jig saws found on job sites. Carpenters, siding installers, and general contractors are the primary users of this blade type.

Key Features

• Carbide teeth rated for up to 50 times longer cutting life versus standard jig saw blades in abrasive materials
• 6 TPI tooth pattern optimized for fiber cement and plaster cutting
• 4-inch blade length suits standard panel and board cutting tasks
• Perma-shield non-stick coating reduces heat and pitch buildup for sustained cutting performance
• T-shank design fits all combo-shank and most U-shank corded and cordless jig saws
• Sold in a 5-blade pack for extended job-site supply

Compatibility

T-shank design fits all combo-shank jig saws and most U-shank corded and cordless jig saw models. Optimized for cutting fiber cement and plaster substrates.

Installation Notes

Blade changes should be performed with the jig saw unplugged or the battery pack removed. Wear appropriate respiratory protection when cutting fiber cement, as the material generates silica-containing dust regulated under OSHA standards. Confirm the shank type matches the tool's chuck before installing. Do not force or twist the blade during cuts, as carbide teeth are harder but more brittle than bi-metal alternatives.