T30C 30 pc. T-Shank Jig Saw Blade Set for Wood and Metal

I'm very impressed with the BOSCH T30C T-Shank Multi-Purpose Jigsaw Blades (30 Piece Assorted Set)! This set has a fantastic variety of blades for both wood and metal cutting. No matter what project I'm working on, I have the right blade. They fit my jigsaw perfectly and cut cleanly and efficiently. The quality is top-notch, as expected from Bosch. If you need a versatile and reliable set of jigsaw blades for different materials, this 30-piece assortment is a great value. Highly recommend!

Very good product

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I use these blades in my Milwaukee jigsaw, they are retained very well and appear to be sharp. The only caveat is the case they come in. This case is very difficult to open and close if the blades are out of position. I am more concerned with the quality of blades than the package they come in so I do recommend this.

This set of blades includes a good assortment of wood and metal blades, four copies of most. They work well and have been holding up with use.

replaced my old jig saw so needed t-shank blades. (BTW Milwaukee Fuel saw = nice) One of the first jobs was to cut out skid blocks from 1 inch 6061 aluminum. Did a great job.

I found myself needing saw blades for my older 19 volt Craftsman jig saw and having a hard time finding them. I had tried some other version of "fit all" blades without success. These T shank blades work just fine. There are a variety of blades including a few longer ones, which were the ones I needed to do my project. They cut through 3 inches of plywood, foam and 1.5 supports like butter. I'm very satisfied. By the way the saw did not originally use T shank blades. It has the spring loaded blade retainer you don't need a screw driver to tighten the blades up with.

If the quality of the case is any indication of the blades quality than I'm already impressed. I do wish the case was smaller so I could fit it into the hard case of the saw itself. Product label says made in Switzerland and they even give you a brief history lesson on how Bosch in 1946 invented the 5-points of contact T-shank jig saw blade which leads to more power transfer and more life. These Bosch guy have really got it figured out.