Bosch Expert 2608900554 pistosahanterä hiiliteräs (HCS) 3 kpl

EXPERT ‘WOOD 2-SIDE CLEAN’ jigsaw blade by Bosch (model 2608900554) features double rows of precision-ground teeth to deliver tear-free cuts on both sides of the workpiece. Made from high carbon steel (HCS), this blade is intended for cutting plywood and solid wood up to 50 mm thickness. The pack contains three T-shank blades with an overall length of 117 mm and a tooth pitch of 2.2 mm, suitable for straight, curve and angled cuts depending on the blade variant.

Advantages

The double-row tooth geometry produces a clean cut on both faces of the material, eliminating the need to flip the workpiece or the tool. Precision-ground, extra-sharp HCS teeth provide smooth cutting in softwoods and plywood with minimal tear-out. The standardized T-shank ensures compatibility with most jigsaws that accept T-shank blades, and the pack of three blades offers practical value for repeated use.

Suitable for

• Cutting plywood and laminated boards
• Crosscuts and straight cuts in softwood up to 50 mm
• Cabinet making and visible-edge joinery
• Curved and angled cuts (use specific blade variant: T308B, T308BO, T308BP)

Key specifications

• Brand: Bosch
• Model / MPN: 2608900554
• Material: High carbon steel (HCS)
• Blade length (overall): 117 mm
• Maximum cutting thickness: 50 mm
• Tooth spacing (pitch): 2.2 mm
• Shank type: T-shank
• Pack quantity: 3 pieces
• EAN: 4059952537788

How to use

Install the T-shank blade into the jigsaw according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions and ensure it is locked securely. Select the appropriate blade variant for the cut type (straight, curve or angle). Set the jigsaw speed and feed rate according to the wood species and thickness, and guide the tool steadily along the cutting line. Maintain firm but controlled pressure; do not force the blade through the material to avoid overheating or premature wear.

Recommendations

For best results with the Bosch EXPERT ‘Wood 2-side clean’ blades, clamp the workpiece securely, support narrow offcuts to prevent splintering, and use a steady, moderate cutting speed. Replace blades when cutting becomes slow or produces visible tear-out.