Sabre saw blade Bosch 2 608 650 465 compatible with jigsaws

S 1531 L — HCS side set, ground sabre saw blade compatible with jigsaws, intended for cutting coarse wood free of nails up to 190 mm diameter, pruning green wood under 190 mm diameter, and firewood up to 190 mm diameter. The blade fits jigsaw-type tools and is supplied as Bosch-compatible part 2 608 650 465 (MPN 2608650465, EAN 3165140515337).

Advantages

The HCS (high carbon steel) construction provides flexibility and resistance to chipping when cutting soft and coarse wood. The side set, ground teeth ensure fast, aggressive cutting and improved chip removal for efficient sawing of large-diameter wood pieces. Compatibility with common jigsaw fittings allows use across multiple models, and the specified tooth geometry is optimized for pruning and firewood cutting.

Suitable for

• Coarse wood cutting (clean, free of nails) up to 190 mm diameter
• Pruning and cutting green wood with diameter under 190 mm
• Cutting firewood pieces up to 190 mm diameter

Key specifications

• Model: S 1531 L
• Material: HCS (high carbon steel)
• Tooth set: side set, ground
• Suitable workpiece diameter: up to 190 mm (coarse wood, pruning, firewood)
• Compatibility: jigsaws (Bosch-compatible 2 608 650 465, MPN 2608650465, EAN 3165140515337)

How to use

Install the blade into the jigsaw according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring a secure fit in the blade clamp. Select a cutting speed appropriate for coarse or green wood — moderate to high speed improves chip removal but reduce speed if the wood splinters. Guide the jigsaw steadily through the workpiece, allowing the blade teeth to do the cutting; avoid forcing the blade to prevent bending or premature wear. After use, check the blade for wear or damage and replace if teeth are dull or the blade is bent.

Recommendations

Use only on wood free of nails or metal inclusions to avoid tooth damage. For best results on pruning and firewood, secure the workpiece and wear appropriate eye and hand protection. Replace the blade when cutting performance decreases or when visible wear appears.