Bosch 2 608 630 310 hoja de sierra de calar/sierra de marquetería/sierra de sable hoja de sierra de calar acero al carbono (HCS) 5 uds.

The Bosch 2 608 630 310 jigsaw blade is designed for clean, efficient wood cutting in handheld jigsaws. Made from high carbon steel (HCS), each blade combines a narrow kerf and a 2 mm tooth spacing to deliver controlled cuts in soft and hardwoods. The pack contains five identical blades with a nominal length of 83 mm, suited for a range of general woodworking tasks where a balance of durability and cutting speed is required.

Advantages

High carbon steel construction provides good toughness and edge retention for standard woodcutting jobs. The 2 mm tooth pitch and narrow blade profile enable precise straight and curved cuts while minimising splintering on the workpiece. Pack quantities of five blades allow for multiple replacements during a project, reducing downtime and maintaining consistent cutting performance.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and rip cuts in softwoods and medium-density hardwoods
• Interior carpentry and joinery tasks
• Cutting plywood, chipboard and laminated panels
• Curved and straight profile cutting in furniture making and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Blade material: high carbon steel (HCS)
• Tooth spacing (pitch): 2 mm
• Overall length: 83 mm
• Blade type: jigsaw blade for wood
• Pack quantity: 5 blades

How to use

Select a blade with the correct shank type for your jigsaw, insert and secure it according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions, and set the machine speed appropriate to the wood species. Clamp the workpiece firmly and mark the cutting line. Start the cut with the jigsaw perpendicular to the surface, allow the blade to reach operating speed, and guide the tool steadily along the line without forcing. Replace the blade when cutting quality declines or if teeth are damaged.

Recommendations

Use these HCS blades at medium to high stroke rates for best results in soft and medium-density woods. For clean edges on veneered or laminated materials, reduce speed and use a sacrificial backing board to minimise tear-out. Store blades dry and handle them by the shank to avoid dulling the teeth.