Bosch 2 608 630 031 jigsaw/scroll saw/reciprocating saw blade Jigsaw blade High carbon steel (HCS) 5 pc(s)

Jigsaw blade Bosch 2 608 630 031 (T 101 AO Clean for Wood) is a high-carbon-steel blade designed for precise curved cuts in softwood, plywood and other non-abrasive woodworking materials. The blade length is 8.3 cm, tooth pitch is 1.4 mm and it is supplied in a pack of 5 in blister packaging. It is suitable for cutting workpieces with thicknesses from 1.5 mm up to 15 mm.

Advantages

The pointed tooth geometry reduces tear-out on the workpiece edge, delivering cleaner curved cuts. High carbon steel (HCS) construction provides the right balance of flexibility and durability for softwood and plywood. Very fine tooth pitch (1.4 mm) ensures smooth cutting of thin to medium-thick woodworking materials. Pack of 5 blades in blister provides convenient storage and replacement.

Suitable for

• Curved and detailed cuts in softwood
• Plywood and veneered panels
• Non-abrasive composite and carpentry materials
• DIY projects and professional woodworking tasks with 1.5–15 mm material thickness

Key specifications

• Brand: Bosch
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 2608630031
• EAN: 3165140006798
• Blade type: T 101 AO Clean for Wood (jigsaw blade)
• Material: High carbon steel (HCS)
• Length: 83 mm (8.3 cm)
• Tooth pitch: 1.4 mm
• Suitable material thickness: 1.5–15 mm
• Pack quantity: 5 blades
• Packaging: Blister

How to use

Install the T-shank jigsaw blade into a compatible jigsaw according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the blade is secured. Select a suitable cutting speed for softwood or plywood and start cutting along the marked line using steady, controlled feed pressure. For curved cuts, follow the line slowly to maintain control and reduce splintering. Replace the blade when cutting performance decreases or the teeth become dull.

Recommendations

Use the Bosch T 101 AO blades for non-abrasive woodworking materials and avoid cutting metal or highly abrasive composites to preserve blade life. For best edge quality on veneered or finished surfaces, consider scoring the cut line first or using a backing support to reduce tear-out.