Sabre saw blade Bosch 2608650551

Sabre saw blade Bosch 2608650551 is a high-carbon steel (HCS) blade designed for plunge and straight cuts in a range of materials. The S 644 D tooth geometry and side set make it suitable for fast, controlled cutting in construction timber, chipboard, MDF, plywood and various plastics. Each blade is 150 mm long with 4.3 mm tooth spacing; this pack contains 100 blades for prolonged use on job sites and DIY projects.

Advantages

The HCS material provides toughness and resistance to breakage when cutting softer woods and plastics. The S 644 D tooth pattern and side set give efficient chip removal and reduce binding during plunge cuts. A 150 mm length and 4.3 mm tooth pitch deliver a balance between cutting speed and finish quality across the specified materials. Supplied in a bulk pack of 100 blades, the set reduces downtime for replacements.

Suitable for

• Construction wood up to 100 mm
• Wooden wall elements up to 100 mm
• Chipboard and MDF (6–60 mm)
• Plywood and various plastics up to 100 mm
• Plunge cuts and general demolition or rough cutting tasks

Key specifications

• Brand: Bosch
• Model / MPN: 2608650551
• Blade length: 150 mm
• Tooth spacing (pitch): 4.3 mm
• Material: High Carbon Steel (HCS)
• Tooth type: S 644 D, side set, ground
• Pack quantity: 100 blades
• Suitable material thickness: wood and plastic up to 100 mm; chipboard/MDF 6–60 mm
• EAN: 3165140205689

How to use

Fit the Bosch 2608650551 blade into a compatible sabre/reciprocating saw following the tool manufacturer’s insertion and locking instructions. Secure the workpiece and use appropriate cutting speed and steady pressure to perform plunge or through cuts. For best results, start with a guide or pilot hole for precise plunge cuts and allow the blade to cut at its own pace to avoid forcing, which can reduce blade life.

Recommendations

Use personal protective equipment (gloves, eye and ear protection) and ensure the saw is disconnected from power when changing blades. Select slower speeds for thicker or harder materials and replace blades when they show signs of wear or reduced cutting performance.