Freud DJT150DG Diamond Grit T-shank Jig Saw Blade 5 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DJT150DG is a 3.25-inch diamond grit T-shank jig saw blade engineered for cutting hard tiles and abrasive materials. The blade uses high-performance diamond grit bonded along the cutting edge to deliver extended cutting life in materials that quickly destroy standard steel-tooth blades. A Perma-Shield non-stick coating reduces heat buildup and pitch accumulation during cuts, keeping the blade cooler and the cut line cleaner. This 5-pack is suited for tile installers, remodelers, and tradespeople who regularly cut hard tile, ceramic, or glass and need a reliable blade that maintains performance across multiple jobs.

This blade is designed for cutting hard tile, ceramic, and glass in residential and light commercial tile installation and renovation work. The T-shank design provides secure seating in jig saws that accept T-shank tooling. It is a practical choice for flooring installers and finish tradespeople making field cuts around fixtures, outlets, drains, and similar penetrations where a tile saw is not practical or accessible.

Key Features

• High-performance diamond grit cutting edge for use on hard tile, ceramic, and glass
• Perma-Shield non-stick coating reduces heat and pitch buildup for faster, cleaner cuts
• T-shank design fits all combo jig saws and most U-shank cordless and corded jig saws
• 3.25-inch blade length suited for field cuts in tile installation applications
• 5-pack quantity reduces downtime on multi-day or multi-room tile projects
• Optimized blade geometry extends cutting life versus standard jig saw blades

Compatibility

T-shank design fits all combo jig saws and most U-shank cordless and corded jig saws. Intended for cutting hard tile, ceramic, and glass.

Installation Notes

Power down and unplug or battery-disconnect the jig saw before installing or removing the blade. Confirm the tool accepts T-shank tooling before mounting. When cutting tile or glass, allow the blade to reach full speed before engaging the material, and avoid forcing the cut to prevent blade deflection or material fracture. Eye protection and dust control measures are recommended when cutting abrasive materials.