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FESTOOL S 75/4 FSG/20 WOOD UNIVERSAL Jigsaw Blades 75mm 20 Pack

FESTOOL S 75/4 FSG/20 WOOD UNIVERSAL Jigsaw Blades 75mm 20 Pack
FESTOOL S 75/4 FSG/20 WOOD UNIVERSAL Jigsaw Blades 75mm 20 Pack
FESTOOL S 75/4 FSG/20 WOOD UNIVERSAL Jigsaw Blades 75mm 20 Pack
FESTOOL S 75/4 FSG/20 WOOD UNIVERSAL Jigsaw Blades 75mm 20 Pack
FESTOOL S 75/4 FSG/20 WOOD UNIVERSAL Jigsaw Blades 75mm 20 Pack
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  • Brand: FESTOOL
  • Model: FES204317
  • Weight: 0.18kg
  • Dimensions: 140.00cm x 36.00cm x 15.00cm
  • SKU: FES204317
  • UPC: 4014549332290
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R 2,815.78
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Festool S 75/4 FSG/20 WOOD UNIVERSAL Jigsaw Blades

At a Glance: Extra-stable 75 mm HCS jigsaw blades with a 4 mm tooth pitch, specially developed for fast, straight and perpendicular cuts in wood and wood-based materials. The robust blade body, cross-set teeth and 1.68 mm blade thickness provide excellent directional stability, making the S 75/4 FSG particularly effective for straight cuts and for use with the Festool guide rail. Supplied in a professional pack of 20.

The Festool S 75/4 FSG/20 WOOD UNIVERSAL is an extra-stable professional jigsaw blade designed for fast, accurate and particularly straight cutting in a wide variety of wood applications. Manufactured from high-grade HCS tool steel, the blade combines a robust 1.68 mm body with cross-set teeth and a 4 mm tooth pitch to provide rapid cutting while helping the jigsaw remain perpendicular to the workpiece. Festool specifically recommends this blade for straight cuts, particularly when used together with the Festool guide rail. The 75 mm toothed length is suitable for workpieces up to 30 mm thick, while the 2.30 mm cutting width provides the clearance required for efficient chip removal. The WOOD UNIVERSAL blade is suitable for solid wood, coated chipboard, blockboard in raw or veneered form, and plywood. A standard T-shank interface enables quick fitting to compatible Festool jigsaws, and Festool's yellow colour coding makes the blade easy to recognise as part of the wood-cutting range.

Built for straight, right-angled jigsaw cuts

Jigsaw blades can deflect when cutting quickly or when working through thicker timber. The S 75/4 FSG uses an especially stable 1.68 mm blade body to resist this sideways movement. This makes it particularly useful when the goal is a straight cut that remains as close as possible to 90° through the workpiece.

Product highlights

  • WOOD UNIVERSAL blade: Covers a broad range of everyday wood and wood-based material applications.
  • Extra-stable construction: Robust blade body is specifically designed to support straight and perpendicular cutting.
  • 75 mm cutting length: Suitable for workpieces up to 30 mm thick.
  • 4 mm tooth pitch: Coarse enough for efficient cutting progress while maintaining controlled results.
  • Cross-set teeth: Provide clearance around the blade for fast cutting and efficient chip removal.
  • High-grade HCS tool steel: Well suited to wood and wood-based panel materials.
  • 1.68 mm blade thickness: Extra-sturdy design helps minimise blade deflection during straight cuts.
  • 2.30 mm cutting width: Provides the necessary cutting clearance around the blade.
  • Ideal with the Festool guide rail: Festool particularly recommends this blade for straight cuts made using guide-rail support.
  • T-shank fitting: Provides straightforward blade installation and replacement in compatible Festool jigsaws.
  • Yellow Festool colour code: Immediately identifies the blade as an accessory for machining wood.
  • Professional 20-pack: Convenient quantity for workshops, installation teams and regular site use.

Product Compatibility

  • Festool PS 300 TRION jigsaw.
  • Festool PSB 300 TRION jigsaw.
  • Festool PS 400 CARVEX jigsaw.
  • Festool PSC 400 cordless CARVEX jigsaw.
  • Festool PSBC 400 cordless CARVEX jigsaw.
  • Festool PSB 400 jigsaw.
  • Festool PS 420 CARVEX jigsaw.
  • Festool PSB 420 CARVEX jigsaw.
  • Festool PSC 420 cordless CARVEX jigsaw.
  • Festool PSBC 420 cordless CARVEX jigsaw.
  • Festool PSC 500 cordless jigsaw.
  • Festool PSBC 500 cordless jigsaw.
  • Festool PSC-E 18 cordless jigsaw.

Compatibility note: The S 75/4 FSG uses a standard T-shank interface. Festool specifically lists the machines above for this blade. Always confirm compatibility before use with jigsaws from other manufacturers.

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Features

  • Blade material: High-grade HCS tool steel.
  • Toothed length: 75 mm.
  • Tooth pitch: 4 mm.
  • Maximum workpiece thickness: 30 mm.
  • Cutting width: 2.30 mm.
  • Blade thickness: 1.68 mm.
  • Tooth configuration: Cross-set teeth for fast cutting.
  • Extra-stable blade: Optimised for straight, perpendicular cuts.
  • T-shank interface: Quick and convenient blade changes.
  • Yellow colour coding: Festool identification for wood-cutting accessories.
  • Guide-rail optimised: Particularly effective for straight guided cuts.

Benefits

  • Straighter jigsaw cuts: The extra-sturdy blade reduces unwanted deflection when working through timber and wood-based panels.
  • Better 90° cutting accuracy: The robust blade body helps the cutting edge remain perpendicular to the surface.
  • Fast cutting progress: The 4 mm pitch and set-tooth geometry provide efficient material removal.
  • Excellent guide-rail performance: Particularly useful where a long, accurately straight jigsaw cut is required.
  • Broad wood compatibility: One blade type handles solid timber, plywood and a range of furniture-board materials.
  • Quick blade identification: Festool's yellow colour coding makes the correct wood blade easy to locate.
  • Rapid blade changes: The T-shank fitting integrates easily with compatible Festool jigsaws.
  • Professional productivity: The 20-piece pack keeps replacement blades readily available for regular workshop and site work.

Application

  • Fast straight cuts in wood.
  • Perpendicular / right-angled jigsaw cuts.
  • Guide-rail-assisted straight cutting.
  • Cutting solid wood.
  • Cutting coated chipboard.
  • Cutting raw chipboard.
  • Cutting blockboard.
  • Cutting veneered blockboard.
  • Cutting plywood.
  • Furniture manufacture.
  • Cabinetmaking.
  • Interior fitting.
  • Joinery.
  • General construction and installation work.

Extra Information

  • What does S 75 mean? The S 75 designation identifies a jigsaw blade with a toothed cutting length of 75 mm.
  • What does /4 mean? The blade has a 4 mm tooth pitch, measured from one tooth to the corresponding point on the next tooth.
  • What does /20 mean? The package contains 20 jigsaw blades.
  • What does WOOD UNIVERSAL mean? Festool classifies this blade as the universal option for perpendicular cutting across the most important wood applications rather than limiting it to one specialised timber or panel type.
  • What does HCS mean? HCS stands for High Carbon Steel. It is a flexible, tough blade material particularly well suited to cutting wood and wood-based materials.
  • Why is the blade unusually thick? At 1.68 mm, the S 75/4 FSG is deliberately extra stable. This helps reduce sideways flex and improves the ability of the blade to remain perpendicular during straight cutting.
  • What are cross-set teeth? The teeth alternate slightly to either side of the blade body. This creates a kerf wider than the blade itself, improving chip clearance and reducing friction.
  • Why is the cutting width 2.30 mm? The set teeth create a 2.30 mm kerf around the 1.68 mm blade body, giving the blade clearance to move through the material without excessive binding.
  • What does the yellow colour code mean? Yellow is Festool's colour identification for accessories intended for machining wood.
  • Why use it with a guide rail? The guide rail controls the path of the jigsaw while the extra-stable blade helps maintain the cutting angle through the material. Festool specifically recommends this combination for fast, straight, right-angled cuts.
Blade thickness matters when straightness matters

A thin jigsaw blade is highly manoeuvrable and useful for curves, but it can flex more easily during a demanding straight cut. The S 75/4 FSG takes the opposite approach: its substantial 1.68 mm blade body prioritises stiffness and directional stability, making it particularly effective when straightness and a perpendicular cutting edge are more important than tight-radius manoeuvrability.

Pendulum action: precision versus speed

Festool recommends a machine speed setting of 4–6 for this blade. Pendulum action can then be selected according to the job: use a minimum pendulum stroke for higher precision, or increase towards the maximum pendulum stroke for greater cutting speed. The best setting depends on the material and the required finish.

Why maximum workpiece thickness is 30 mm

Although the toothed section is 75 mm long, Festool specifies a maximum workpiece thickness of 30 mm for this particular blade. The recommendation takes more than blade length into account: effective guidance, tooth engagement, chip removal and the ability of the blade to maintain a perpendicular cut all contribute to the specified working range.

Pro Tips

  • For the most accurate straight cut, combine the S 75/4 FSG with the appropriate Festool guide-rail setup.
  • Use the minimum pendulum setting where perpendicular accuracy and cut quality are more important than maximum cutting speed.
  • Increase the pendulum action where fast cutting is the priority and the material allows it.
  • Festool recommends a speed setting of 4–6; fine-tune within this range according to the material and required result.
  • Allow the blade to establish the cut before applying full feed pressure.
  • Avoid pushing the jigsaw sideways. The guide rail or machine base should control the cutting direction rather than lateral force on the blade.
  • When cutting coated or veneered boards, make a test cut first to confirm which visible face should be positioned upward or downward for the required finish.
  • Support large panels properly so the cut cannot close and pinch the blade.
  • Do not force a dull blade. Increasing feed pressure when the teeth are worn can increase heat and blade deflection.
  • Replace the blade if it becomes bent. Even a slightly distorted jigsaw blade can make an otherwise accurate machine cut out of square.
  • Use a compatible Festool splinterguard where appropriate when edge quality is important.
  • For tight curves, choose a narrower blade intended specifically for curved cutting rather than forcing this extra-stable straight-cut blade around a small radius.

How to Use

  • Switch off the jigsaw and disconnect it from the mains supply or remove the battery before changing the blade.
  • Inspect the S 75/4 FSG blade and do not use it if it is bent, cracked or has badly damaged teeth.
  • Insert the T-shank fully into the compatible Festool jigsaw blade holder.
  • Confirm that the blade is securely locked in place.
  • Set the jigsaw base to 0° where a perpendicular cut is required.
  • Install and adjust the appropriate Festool guide-rail accessory where guided straight cutting is required.
  • Secure or properly support the workpiece.
  • Select a speed setting in the Festool-recommended range of 4–6.
  • Choose a low pendulum setting for maximum precision or increase pendulum action where faster cutting is required.
  • Start the jigsaw before bringing the moving blade into the workpiece unless the machine instructions specify another procedure.
  • Guide the machine smoothly along the intended cutting line or guide rail.
  • Apply moderate forward pressure and allow the teeth to cut without forcing the blade.
  • Keep the jigsaw base fully supported against the workpiece throughout the cut.
  • Complete the cut and allow the blade to stop fully before putting the machine down.
  • Replace the blade when cutting performance or perpendicular accuracy deteriorates.

Specifications

Description Spec
Brand Festool
Cat No. FES204317
Festool Order No. 204317
Product Type Wood Jigsaw Blade
Model S 75/4 FSG/20
Festool Classification WOOD UNIVERSAL
Blade Material HCS Tool Steel
Blade Interface T-Shank
Length of Cutting Blade 75.00 mm
Tooth Pitch 4.00 mm
Maximum Workpiece Thickness 30.00 mm
Cutting Width 2.30 mm
Standard Blade Thickness 1.68 mm
Tooth Configuration Cross-Set
Recommended Speed Setting 4–6
Pendulum Setting for High Precision Minimum
Pendulum Setting for High Speed Maximum
Festool Colour Code Yellow - Wood
Suitable Materials Solid Wood, Coated Chipboard, Raw and Veneered Blockboard, Plywood
Compatible Machines PS 300, PSB 300, PS 400, PSC 400, PSBC 400, PSB 400, PS 420, PSB 420, PSC 420, PSBC 420, PSC 500, PSBC 500, PSC-E 18
EAN / Barcode 4014549332290
Quantity 20 Pieces

Scope of Delivery:

  • 20 x Festool S 75/4 FSG WOOD UNIVERSAL jigsaw blades

Safety

  • Disconnect the jigsaw from the mains supply or remove the battery before installing, removing or inspecting the blade.
  • Make sure the T-shank is fully inserted and securely locked into the blade holder before operating the machine.
  • Do not use a blade that is bent, cracked, heavily worn or has damaged teeth.
  • Wear suitable eye and hearing protection while sawing.
  • Use appropriate dust extraction and respiratory protection when cutting wood and engineered wood materials.
  • Secure small or movable workpieces before cutting.
  • Make sure there is sufficient clearance beneath the workpiece for the full blade stroke.
  • Check the cutting path for screws, nails, cables or other foreign objects before starting. This HCS wood blade is not intended for cutting metal fasteners.
  • Keep hands and fingers away from the blade and cutting line.
  • Do not twist or apply excessive sideways force to the blade during cutting.
  • Use only moderate forward pressure and allow the blade teeth to perform the cutting.
  • Support large panels correctly to prevent the kerf from closing and trapping the blade.
  • Allow the blade to stop completely before putting the jigsaw down.
  • The blade can become hot during use. Allow it to cool before handling or replacing it.
  • Follow the Festool jigsaw operating and safety instructions at all times.