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DeWALT DT2074 Jigsaw Blade, HCS, Flush Cut DeWALT DT2074 is a flush-cut jigsaw blade in HCS steel. Overall length 112 mm, working length 74 mm, tooth pitch 2.3 mm, cutting depth up to 65 mm. The shank is T-type. The part number DT2074 and the HCS designation are printed on the blade itself. What flush cutting means On an ordinary jigsaw blade the teeth begin a few centimetres ahead of the machine's base plate - which always leaves an uncut strip between the cut and the wall. This blade has its teeth carried forward and its body offset, so the cutting edge passes in front of the base plate and reaches the surface itself at 180 degrees. What it is used for The classic job is undercutting skirting and architrave so flooring can run beneath. The same goes for undercutting a door casing before laying laminate, for cutting an opening in a finished floor right up to the wall, and for trimming dowels and wedges flush with the timber. Without such a blade those cuts are made with a handsaw and come out crooked. HCS - why not bi-metal HCS is high carbon steel. It is softer than bi-metal, and for that reason more flexible: the blade bends rather than breaks when the machine twists sideways. On a blade this thin and this long, flex matters more than hardness - a bi-metal flush-cut blade would snap on the first twist. 2.3 mm pitch A 2.3 mm pitch is fine for wood. Coarser teeth cut faster but tear the fibres along the top edge; a fine pitch gives a clean cut, which on skirting and casing is exactly what is wanted - the cut stays in plain sight. Materials The blade is for wood, laminate and plastics up to 65 mm thick. It is not intended for metal. The shank T-shank - the standard on almost every modern jigsaw with a quick-release clamp. It corresponds to the T142HB designation. Supplied singly. Technical specifications ManufacturerDeWALT Article numberDT2074-QZ TypeJigsaw blade, flush cut MaterialHCS - high carbon steel Overall length112 mm Working length74 mm Tooth pitch2.3 mm Cutting depthup to 65 mm ShankT-type (T142HB) MaterialsWood, laminate, plastics Pack1 piece Questions and Answers What does flush cutting mean? The teeth on this blade pass in front of the machine's base plate, so the cut reaches the wall itself at 180 degrees, leaving no uncut strip. What is it used for most? Undercutting skirting and door casing before laying flooring, cutting an opening in a finished floor up to the wall, trimming dowels flush with timber. What is the cutting depth? Up to 65 mm in wood, laminate and plastics. The blade is not for metal. Why HCS rather than bi-metal? HCS is more flexible. On a blade this thin and long, flex matters more than hardness - it bends rather than snapping when the machine twists. What is the tooth pitch? 2.3 mm - fine for wood, giving a clean cut with no torn fibres along the top edge. What shank does it have? T-shank - the standard on modern jigsaws with a quick-release clamp. It corresponds to T142HB. How many blades in the pack? One. ..

Aggressive tail angle for longer service life. Aggressive tooth geometry for faster cutting of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, sheet metal, pipes, and profiles. Bimetal construction combining HCS and HSS for greater flexibility and durability...