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I am making an offset base for my router, and using a Bosch jigsaw to cut
the acrylic for the base. The packaging for the T144D blades says wood and
plastic. Is this the right blade for this job? The teeth on these blades
look sort of coarse for this application.
Patt


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Patt wrote:
I am making an offset base for my router, and using a Bosch jigsaw

to cut
the acrylic for the base. The packaging for the T144D blades says

wood and
plastic. Is this the right blade for this job? The teeth on these

blades
look sort of coarse for this application.


NO, that is a 6TPI blade.

I'd use a 10TPI blade.

Lew
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NO, that is a 6TPI blade.

I'd use a 10TPI blade.

Lew


And a slow speed if your saw has it with slow cut rate - prevents the
plastic from remelting into the cut line.

Pete
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