

Irwin T301CD T Shank Wood Cutting Jigsaw Blades Pack of 5
Prices from £14.95 to £18.07 across 2 retailers · 17% below next-cheapest retailer £18.07
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Pack of 5 carbon steel jigsaw blades designed for cutting softer materials including wood, laminated chipboard and plastics.
The blades feature 3-sided fleam ground teeth geometry to deliver fast cutting and clean finishes across wood applications.
T-shank fitting makes them compatible with AEG, Bosch, DEWALT and Hitachi jigsaw models.
Suitable for hard and soft wood, particleboard and laminated particleboard up to 60 mm thickness, and plastics up to 30 mm thickness.
The blades feature 3-sided fleam ground teeth geometry to deliver fast cutting and clean finishes across wood applications.
T-shank fitting makes them compatible with AEG, Bosch, DEWALT and Hitachi jigsaw models.
Suitable for hard and soft wood, particleboard and laminated particleboard up to 60 mm thickness, and plastics up to 30 mm thickness.
EAN 5706915042290 · Irwin. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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