Pégas makes its blades in Switzerland from carbon steel with the highest possible carbon content for saw blades. The teeth are sharp and precisely formed, and the blades are heat-treated and tempered for an even structure and high hardness, which gives long-lasting blades.

One blade for frame and machine
Standard fret saw blades are 130 mm long and fit most fret saw frames. Pégas scroll saw blades also work in scroll saw machines. The blades come in packs of 12.
Tooth patterns

Skip
Universal blades for hard and medium-hard wood. Handle both intricate patterns and rough cutting and tolerate fast feed.

MGT
Redesigned teeth that run cooler, splinter less and give a noticeably smoother surface. R = reversed teeth at the bottom.

Spiral
Teeth all round the blade, so it cuts in every direction without turning the workpiece.
A frame from Pégas
The Pégas fret saw frame is light and well balanced, with an ergonomic handle that reduces fatigue. The patented blade clamp makes the blade easy to fit, holds it exactly in line and eliminates play, so fewer blades break. The frame is made in Switzerland from spring steel, and the adjusting screws can be on the left or right side.

Which blade should I choose?

Universal
Skip No. 1, 12 pcs.
Skip No. 1

Smooth surface
MGT No. 1R, reversed teeth.
MGT No. 1R

All directions
Spiral No. 2, 360° teeth.
Spiral No. 2

Frame
75 mm deep, adjustable.
Pégas frame
Do Pégas blades fit my fret saw frame?
Can I use them in a scroll saw machine?
What is a spiral blade for?
See the full range: Fret Saw Blades
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