🔪 Pegas Swiss Made 18 TPI Pinned Dovetail Saw Blades for Woodworking and Metalworking - Coping, Skip Tooth, 6.5", Pack of 12 Review

These blades cut much better than cheap ones from home storage. I use them all the time to get a grip on baseboards and crown molding.

Very slow cut, cut quality is not very smooth, the blades I received don't seem to skip teeth, they are more like copy saw blades with fine teeth, I will on definitely do not buy again.

This is a really good blade. I was surprised how good it actually was. It cuts cleanly with a sharp, fairly thin blade. I've used a variety of saw blades and this is by far the best. I can't believe how big the difference is.

I bought these blades to cut very hard wood (blood). These blades work better than other brands; it's a harder steel that doesn't dull easily, which is very important for this job. I will buy this brand again - highly recommended!

I don't know what other reviewers are trying to cut with this, I've used them on a variety of hard, soft and medium woods and would buy more without hesitation. Thin enough to have minimal tears, faster than a set of other pen blades I've used, easily carves a curve then straightens up to form dovetails. Make your life easier when cutting close to the mark or knife line. It's very good for the price, if you want the 'better' knife, find out what you need and get it. I'll stick with these.

They get what you pay for and they seem to get even more. longer than I had hoped. Carbon fiber can dull anything, sheet steel of the same thickness is easier to cut, and blades last longer. They are still more than sharp enough for any wood from hard to soft, I believe they will still be sharp after cutting through 10x more wood or plastic or whatever.

In case you didn't come here on the recommendation of Christopher Schwartz, in short he speaks more enthusiastically about these blades than almost any other tool he uses - - The point is they don't sell for 3 or 4 times the price. Here's my experience: I've never had much interest in stack saws. It made my experience so much better. Almost every blade on a stack saw will cut normally from the first few cuts. They cut very well for a very long time. They cut better than blades twice the price…

Same goes for comments that say "just buy these" if you need jigsaw blades of this size. Nice sharp teeth, well shaped, consistent resistance, clean and fast cut. I have two cheap copy saws, so I installed one with the teeth in the pull direction and the other in the push direction. The pull wins for a reason - you draw the line with the blade while you pull with the other end of the blade when thrusting, giving you more opportunity to deflect the blade and deflect the blow. Get out of here…