Task Tools 09962 Universal Shank Jigsaw Blade Set - Perfect for Cutting Through Wood, Plastic, and Metal

John Schmidt: The case for it is nice for my toolbar and the blades do the job.

United States on Aug 14, 2022

sj313: Couldn’t find blade to fix older jigsaw. These were great!

United States on Jan 22, 2022

rollermeister: I cannot vouch for the quality of these blades as I have not used them yet, but I note a lot of questions pertaining to what tools they will fit. I can tell the folks who need to know about Sears Craftsman saws: These blades have the hole in their top end so they work with my old Craftsman model 315.17251 saber saw which requires a screw through the hole of the blade to secure the blade in the shank (this saw is so old it was made in the USA-40+ years). They also fit my Craftsman C3 model 315.114281 which features toolless blade change. I only gave 4 stars because I haven't used the blades yet; might then give them a 5.

United States on Jan 04, 2020

gringopete: Just received this jigsaw blade set yesterday. I used a single 21 TPI blade to cut the entire length of a 12-inch solid 1/8-inch thick aluminum plate. The blade is still usable after finishing the cut. The included pouch for the blades has 2 pockets for blades, a very nice touch. (I paid $13.14 for the set). Each of the blades is very clearly labeled. More than I would have expected. Very satisfied.

United States on Oct 15, 2017

deb t: I needed a new set of inexpensive replacements blades to fit my inexpensive ancient Black and Decker jig saw, 7580, Type 5 SPM 0-3200. Looked high and low at Lowe's and Home Depot and at various online sites for these screw-in type blades to no avail. They only carry the newer styles of blades. Finally located these on Amazon. It comes with a black tri-fold weaved nylon pouch with 12 slots to hold the blades. To help identify with blades to fit what job, I cut the cardboard labels off the packaging and insert them with the corresponding blades into the various slots.

Now I am happy again. They may be inexpensive, but they do the trick for home projects.

Two 6 teeth per inch (TPI) blades for hard/wet wood
Two 10 TPI blades for composite wood
Two 10 TPI blades for scroll wood and plastic for coarse cuts
Two 14 TPI blades for scroll wood and plastic for finer cuts
Two 10 TPI blades for plywood and wood
Two 10 TPI blades for smooth cut - reverse teeth (cutting teeth is on the down stroke)
Two 10 TPI blades for smooth wood cut
Four 21 TPI blades for thin metal and thin plastic
Two 32 TPI blades for sheet metal

Hope this helps.

United States on Jun 02, 2017