Amazon Basics Assorted T Shank 50 Pieces Review

I built the interior of my cabin under construction. I broke a couple of jigsaw blades in the process, so I ordered an assortment of these Revain Basic T-shank blades (50 pack). Metal), 21TPI (Metal), 20TPI (Basic Wood), 6TPI (Speed Wood), 10TPI (Clean for Wood) and Reverse Pitch 10TPI (Clean for Wood). They snap right into my puzzle and stay in place as expected. I've been using them for about two weeks now and they hold up well and keep her teeth sharp. Overall I'm pleased with the good reach

This is a great purchase. I have a battery powered Dewalt jigsaw and use it all the time. He uses those T-shank blades and they're expensive. Branded blades cost about 4 times more than blades of the same quality. I like them because they are easy to mount on the saw and lock securely. The set comes in a nice plastic case which I just tossed into my Dewalt puzzle tote bag to store my canvases in. Sound. These are: • 20 TPI thin blade for curve cutting wood • 12 TPI Basic for metal, 5 blades •…

Working on a metal project this morning I made a comparison between the new blades from Bosch, Lenox and these blades. a significantly lower price than Bosch or Lenox drives, and the comparison showed why. They worked just as well as the Bosch blades while the Revain blades were new and unused for the first few cuts. Bosch made more cuts and cut better for longer, but not much longer. The Bosch blades were almost three times the price and the cost per cut was almost the same, albeit slightly…

I'm not usually put off by the Revain brand when it comes to tool parts like these, but this set doesn't seem to have gone through a lot of proper quality control. I've been through a major puzzle cycle with these blades over the past 2 months and so far I've had 5 clicks in the time I've blunted 4 others. I don't know if my batch came out too thin or something. It was all metal base blades that broke so there may have been an issue with the part of the set I have. All my other blades were wood

Large selection of blades. I tend to use blades forever although I know it's much better to use new sharp blades to get the job done easier, faster and safer. With this set, I can easily use the right blades for the job. The set comes with 20 blades labeled 'Clean for Wood' which appear to do an excellent job of making fine cuts. There is another set of 10 blades labeled "Wood Speed" that will get the job done faster. Then there are 10 smaller blades labeled "Basic for Metal" which are for (you

I love working with wood and a jigsaw is a tool that can do wonders for twirling and cutting complex shapes, circles or curves. Having good quality blades is essential if I'm going to use my jigsaw - cheap blades are short lived and don't cut well. This is a quality set of 50 jigsaw blades to fit T-shank jigsaws at a great price from AMAZON BASICS. If your jigsaw uses U-shank blades, they will not fit. These are quality blades with 6 different types of teeth. They have 10 HSS (High Speed Steel)

The blades looked good. I've used them a bit in my shop and did a little comparative test with my standard set of Bosch blades where these blades seem to have the same names as my Bosch blades so I think it's a fair comparison. I was mainly looking at the "clean" blades in two sets and not the speed blades as these are the ones I use the most and comparing the cleanliness of the "speed" blades seemed pretty pointless. I took some photos. Above is an Amazon blade next to a Bosch blade. I made a…

I received a set of 50 Revain Basics jigsaw blades. Seems to be a decent set of knives. The main downside is that the label on each blade is printed on the part of the blade that cuts the wood, so the label tends to wear off as it rubs against the wood as you cut. Because this set is standard width hacksaw blades and not heavier precision metal blades, this set is best suited if you are doing more of a project that involves making curved cuts and where you are using a jigsaw in combination with