Jigsaw Blade, for Wood Straight Cut, Pack of 5 Blades

Product Details

Which Festool jigsaw models are compatible with the Festool Jigsaw Blade S 75/2.8/5 5pk?

This blade set is designed for use with a range of Festool jigsaws including PS 300, PSB 300, PS 400, PSC 400, PSBC 400, PSB 400, PS 420, PSB 420, PSC 420 and PSBC 420. If you are using one of these models, you can generally expect a good fit and correct blade geometry for reliable cutting.

What does the 75 mm toothed length mean in practice?

The toothed length is 75 mm, which refers to the cutting portion of the blade that engages the workpiece. A longer toothed section helps with clean results on deeper material cuts, especially when working through thicker boards and sheet goods.

What materials is this blade suitable for?

These blades are suitable for cutting solid wood, coated chipboards and blockboards, rough and veneered board, and plywood. This makes the 5 pack a practical choice if you regularly work with common woodworking sheet materials and veneered boards.

How many blades are included, and why is that useful?

The pack contains 5 jigsaw blades. Having spares on hand is helpful for ongoing projects, as blades can dull with heavy use, and a fresh blade often helps maintain consistent cutting quality.

Is this blade a good option for rough cuts or more detailed work?

This blade is intended for general woodworking applications where you want dependable performance through board materials. For the smoothest finish on delicate surfaces, it can help to use appropriate feed pressure and support the workpiece, particularly on veneered panels and plywood.

Where can I find the product part number for ordering and matching?

The product part number is 005.25.472. Keeping this to hand makes it easier to reorder the exact same blade set and helps ensure you match the correct length and blade specification for your tool.

Can I use these blades for coated chipboard and blockboard?

Yes. The blade set is suitable for coated chipboards and blockboards. Using the correct blade for these materials can help reduce snagging and help you achieve a more controlled cut through the coated surface.