BOSCH T101AO3 3-Piece Set of 3-1/4 In. 20 TPI Jig Saw Blades for Clean Wood Cuts with T-Shank Design

Michael Arseneault: tres satisfait

Canada on Sep 27, 2023

TGRRAG: These scroll blades are essential for cutting tight and compound corners or circles/arches with a jig saw. Bosch blades are excellent quality and last a long time. They also fit just about every modern jig saw without and play. Great quality blades.

United States on Sep 24, 2023

Sixx: Purchased months ago, still using the same blade, great for tight turns and curves

United States on Aug 31, 2023

Chad Mass: Bought these to help me install the cat door I purchased. They worked just fine.

United States on Aug 10, 2023

Judith: They saw very smooth. I use them for cutting lawn ornaments.

Canada on Jul 14, 2023

Cliffwieser: Good steel, accurately ground.

United States on Jun 15, 2023

A.P.: Good control cutting curves and high teeth count and sharpness means smooth cuts with no tearing even on plywood which tends to turn into toothpics with lower teeth count blades.

Canada on Jun 04, 2023

Thorny: I was using these to cut a hole out in a laminate countertop for the sink. I drilled holes in the corner, put on a guide board, and then started to cut.
The first one broke not 4" into the cut. The blade was set correctly and only going in a straight line, so there was no torque or undo pressure side to side.
The second worked for the rest of the sides.
There seemed to be a manufacturing issue with that first blade which made me question quality control.

Canada on Jun 02, 2023

Wanderer: This tiny scroll blade cut through 1" planks like butter. No burning or binding and the curved cut came out very smooth. Would absolutely buy again.

Canada on Jun 08, 2022

mark hepburnmark hepburn: These are pretty good blades. Overall they do a good job with little tearout. I got them to use with my new Porter Cable PC600JS 6 jig saw. For years, I've avoided buying a jig saw because I have this very nice 17" band saw and thought, well why spend the money?

Because I had to really. I'm making some mid-century modern "atomic" coffee tables and they're just too cumbersome to put on my saw table and cut out. Hence, the jig saw.

I did a couple of table forms with one of these blades and the photo below shows the amount of tearout on the underside. That's unsanded and fresh from the saw. I was impressed with how clean the cut was because, frankly I was expecting a lot worse. :-D

What you're seeing in this photo wiped off the plywood and the edge was close to pristine. The table top was taped off with blue tape to prevent any tearout and so I don't have any photos of tearout on the top because there isn't any.

Very pleased, I knocked the material off with a little 220 grit paper and will be edge-banding and staining tonight.

I also like how simple the blade swaps are

United States on Sep 27, 2016