Best Jigsaw blades for cutting 9mm plywood

[Claymore]

Hi,
can anyone recommend a decent blade for a Bosch jigsaw for fine cutting 9mm plywood with some tight turns.....with as little tear as possible? or is there a better way that doesn't involve my bandsaw/scrollsaw as the project is too big for the bandsaw etc.
Are the rotazips any good?

Cheers
Brian

 

[Wuffles]

I use these...http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/261784469864

They are £1.99 mind you, including postage. Posh or what.

I use a splinter guard if I want to avoid tear-out, does the Bosch have one?

 

[Phil Pascoe]

Bosch T101AO with a splinter guard. ^^^ they seem to be copy so would be OK. Little or no pendulum. Slowly. Don't forget if you want perfection, you can take out tight curves with a forstner then cut in to the hole, but you'd need to make sure the back didn't spelch.

 

[Wuffles]

Bosch T101AO with a splinter guard. ^^^ they seem to be copy so would be OK. Little or no pendulum. Slowly. Don't forget if you want perfection, you can take out tight curves with a forstner then cut in to the hole, but you'd need to make sure the back didn't spelch.

I was going the get the Bosch ones, but this retailer reckoned these are pretty much the same. The Bosch blades are almost a fiver, FIVE QUID. What am I, made of money?*

I thought, well, they can't be that bad can they, these Toolpak ones, I mean, I've got Faithful branded ones that are clearly just Bosch with a different name on them, side by side comparison, I've not put them under a microscope. These work fine for me though.

























*He says, slipping them nicely into a P1CC. Oh the hypocrisy.