Review on 50-Pack T101AO T-Shank Contractor Jigsaw Blade Set: High Carbon Steel, 3-Inch 20TPI Blades for Efficient Wood, PVC, and Plastic Cutting by Jeff Hall

I usually do not buy blades or drill bits of a brand that I do not know for certain are proven performers. There are name brand blades that I will not buy because I know that they do not hold up. I work mostly with hand-held power for lack of space for a big wood shop and lack resources to own it for only hobby purposes.I took a chance on these and I am pleased. The photo shows a child’s rocker that I am in process of building. The rockers are not shown but they have been cut too. I am working on the base.All of this was done on one blade that I am still using. It has not bent, dulled or broken. The wood is poplar, which is not a hardwood in my opinion, but it is typically a little more difficult to work with than pine. All the wood that has required scrolling is 3/4” thick.I have built two other of these rockers previously. I used up several blades of my favored brands on them.