Freud DJT308BFP5 Bi-metal Jig Saw Blade 4-5/8 in 13 Tpi 5 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DJT308BFP5 is a 5-pack of 4-5/8 inch, 13 TPI bi-metal T-shank jig saw blades engineered for ultra-fine finish cuts in wood. Each blade features an ultra-hardened cutting edge and a bi-directional tooth design — teeth face in opposite directions at each end — so both the top and bottom surfaces of the workpiece come off clean. The bi-metal construction pairs a hardened tooth edge with a flexible backing body, delivering up to 5 times longer service life compared to standard blades. Carpenters, finish woodworkers, and skilled tradespeople reach for these blades when cut quality and edge smoothness matter as much as cut speed.

These blades are suited for residential and light commercial woodworking applications where precise straight, angled, and intricate curved cuts are required. The optimized blade geometry handles fine finish work in solid wood, sheet goods, and similar materials. The T-shank interface fits all T-shank combo jig saws and is also compatible with most U-shank cordless and corded jig saws, making this pack a practical choice across a mixed tool inventory. Each pack contains 5 blades, providing backup capacity for longer production runs or job-site use.

Key Features

• Bi-directional tooth design delivers ultra-fine finishes on both the top and bottom face of the cut
• Ultra-hardened cutting edge extends blade life up to 5 times longer than standard blades
• Bi-metal construction combines a hardened tooth edge with a flexible backing for durability
• 13 TPI optimized for fine finish cuts in wood with minimal tear-out
• T-shank design fits all combo and most U-shank cordless and corded jig saws
• 5-pack format provides job-site backup and value for repeated finish-cut applications

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Blade changes should be performed with the jig saw unplugged or the battery pack removed. Insert the T-shank fully into the blade clamp until it seats and locks before powering the tool. Inspect each blade for cracks or missing teeth before use and replace any damaged blade immediately. Follow the tool manufacturer guidelines for blade clamp torque and shank compatibility.