Few People Know This Jigsaw Trick | How to Cut Clean With Jigsaw 

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I think most of them want to misunderstand so they hve an excuse to broadcast their skill level the quality & range of their tools etc.

It’s not missing the point it’s overlooking the point. It’s like if the video was about the choosing the best blades for clean cuts, and someone commented ‘just tape your cut line’. Some ppl’s resourcefulness in a given situation are through skill/knowledge and others are through money. This is why we all have the same potential for great wealth and abundance if we can operate from the appropriate context.

I wouldn’t say Bosch are top end they cheaply made and are rubbish I used to work for them

I am one of them, thanks for your comment.

Yeah, that was pretty nifty, I want to know what kind of tape he stole the adhesion from to make that happen, was it just electrical? A great demonstration of how to get the job done with whatever you have on hand.

@@christopherevensen4942 I believe double sided tape was used to hold the plastic in place. I use tape like that sometimes when I do balloon decorations.

This exactly☝.

I was just about to make a critical comment; thanks for stopping me. You're right, sometimes the job has to be done with what you have. Adapt and overcome.

@@stevenbeard8656 It absolutely does. And I can think of near endless reasons as to why a man or woman, might not have the “exact proper blade” etc. But, for sure, everybody’s got something to say about it. I guess, myself included. Oh well. What do you do? Lol. Life goes on.

And you try to say in person what you say behind your back ...

@@dianakukushkina2778 I do actually “try” to maintain that as a rule in life. But I’ve noticed that it isn’t always as easy to do so, in real life, as it is to say that you will do. But that’s also just speaking for myself, obviously.

@@jesusislord6545 Yeah we got the message. Now buzz off.

When drilling do you use the tape at the back of the wood to prevent flaking?

cara, que raiva! eu cortei uma madeira no meu armário e não sabia dessa dica do estilete. Deu certo? Qual técnica que você usou?

@@pandraus compre a lamina correta para o material que você irá cortar que não terá problemas. As laminas tem diferentes formatos de dentes para diferentes materiais, utilizando a lamina correta você não precisa fazer nada disso que o corte sairá limpo. (sou marceneiro e não uso nada disso em meus trabalhos, apenas uma lamina de qualidade)

@@felipeorbanecamania6555 exatamente!

swiss trick: turn the saw upside down so you cut on the unseen side... so it wont burst the fibers😉

Teeth should pull material into the fence, otherwise saw will bounce.. Cut from the back.

@@bruceybaby97 I totally understand your logic but these blades are available on the market and in the hands of a competent operator there is no bounce back.

If you have the wrong teeth set pendulum action adjustment will not help much but using one of the above method along with it might just be what you need to get it done

LOL I was fixing to type the same thing. Use a finishing blade. He's using a rip blade

@@brettking8663 Yes but knife or tape is easy and quick, changing blade takes time

Just flip the saw upsidedown unless u need clean cut on both sides

Beat me to it.

@@swishpan I mean I like to do both. Use the right blade and the tap trick.

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Good jigsaws already have it, Makita etc. That's just a cheap jigsaw he is using.

@@CabinetFramingUK Bosch aren’t cheap tools but ok

@@makalaka1190 bosch green is DIY cheap tools. Bosch blue is ok

I used to do that at school in the late '70s. Basically, you get the Stanley knife or another tool to 'scribe' the line...Usually, a sharpened hacksaw blade would do the trick...

Works great for pretty much any saw. Especially the plastic plate for a more permanent solution.

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Я не знал. С меня тоже палец вверх

А еще он пропилы разными пилами сделал

например?

@@78Rey Она так и называется clean wood (clean cut) Например T101B. Та пилка которая на видео - это speed wood (или fast cut).

@@mynameisqwerty2011 спасибо, вечно проблема с этими пилками из Леруа - то уводит, то тупые, то гнутся.

@@78Rey пилки разные для грубого распила и чистового. У него пилка просто для распила. Когда нужно просто напилить "дрова" На счет того будет ли пилку уводить или нет можно сразу посмотреть. Найдите ровную поверхность и поставьте на нее пилку зубцами. Если она будет перпендикулярно поверхности стоять то ее никуда не будет уводить.

@@mynameisqwerty2011 а если с такой пилкой включить маятник там будет как будто акула грызла 🤣 Правда там и скорость распила очень даже не маленькая получается

Good luck placing it properly on top of your cut every single time

What about cutting something thick like butcher board?

Makita cordless jigsaw & Makita B19 Down cutting blades

These blades are purpose made for cutting Melamine and Formica bench tops and are incredibly sharp. THEY DO NOT LIKE TIGHT RADIUS BENDS. I have cut a swept bend and then “sneaked up” to the original line with a second pass after the waste has fallen away. Regarding the thicker boards like butcher blocks, they create problems with blade drift which causes the cuts to not stay perpendicular. I have yet to learn that skill or to find a better blade. Perhaps a bandsaw would be better for thick stock

@@deepdene31 8o(

Coming from a professional... that's just what you do

You can also get blades with the teeth reversed, mostly for doing accurate (or as much as is actually possible with a jigsaw) in laminated boards. Makes the tool want to bounce though.

@@fartingfury yeah I was about to say. The teeth on a jigsaw are designed to cut on the pull so that it drags the jigsaw and the workpiece together as it cuts. When you reverse the blade you have to really secure your work and hold onto the jigsaw for dear life because it is jumping all over the place like a Jack hammer

jig and circular saw: finish side down. table saw finish side up. tape good if you need both sides finished. first scribe cut line with razor knife also reduces splintering.

Had to scroll way to long for this I do nearly all my cuts like this.

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raznye lezvija na pile

Да да, я тоже смотрю как он плиту фанеры нещадно пилит и представляю сколько денег она стоит сейчас)))

Рассея щедрая душа

Having the right blade makes all of this point

Every action taken in the video goes beyond blade selection. Adding a non-scuff layer on the bottom of the saw. I still think underwater would be best.

I just loved the thumbnail 🤣👌

по сути да а если кусок пласмасы есть чистый срез надо а в магаз за бругой идти влом вполне сносно как по мне

Есть противоскольные пластины,на моем лобзике dewalt такая в комплекте.

@@user-vw2mt1ze7b у меня лично вообще возник вопрос, если противоскольная пластина позволяет работать аккуратнее и эффективне, то почему такую пластину не делают сразу?

@@user-su5ch2gm7l это вопрос к производителю. Я уже сказал что у моего лобзика dewalt она в комплекте идет,у каких то фирм тоже . Если нет возможности купить,берете пластик потолще и колхозите к лобзику и будет счастье

if you use smaller teeth, slow down the pseed as well. just slower, equally fine

I can’t hear you from all the way up there

А можно просто взять пилку с зубами направленными в низ называется чистый рез !

@@TheFedosV Не катит! Внизу будут сколы.

Пилку по металлу и будет все норм

@@AlwaysDispute дак поидее одна сторона лицевая(шпонированая) она и нужна а то что снизу оно обычно скрыто от глаз так что все катит!!!

@@TheFedosV Да как сказать.. Если речь идёт о фанере, там не сильно принципиально. А если ламинированная ДСП да ещё и например для мебели в ванную комнату, где влажность повышенная, так там важны обе стороны.

Я тоже все ждал, когда он его проглотит. Ну, или сальтуха...

@@iqcomposite да я тоже ждал сальто ну или прыжок без страховки на бетонную плиту с пятого этажа. В крайнем случае был бы трюк если он зубами держит полотно лобзика и нажимает кнопку, но и этого небыло))

@@iqcomposite Я смеялся до слез)))

Upside down, really? So why not just turn the board over and cut it...? But that isn't the point here, the point is for a clean cut on BOTH sides of the board, thus the tape.

Thats how its done🤙

Cut upside down 🤣

@@mikerevell8145 i mean upside down

@@mikerevell8145 That's how professional carpenters do it here 😉

Google translation: that feeling when the blade is already worn out, but you don't want to change it to a new one)))

Если пилишь листовые материалы, достаточно обломить хвостовик и обточить на наждаке новый. Пилка станет короче и будет пилить теми зубьями, на которых муха не сидела. )) Но на скалывание пропила это не роляет, практически без разницы - новой пилкой пилишь, старой... Так что советы реально рабочие, можно ещё клеем ПВА по разметке предварительно пройтись, накрайняк просто водой намочить.

@@LastError как отметили в комментариях дальше - есть пилки с меньшими зубчиками для этого, я пользовался лобзиком и знаю как он пилит. Заметь - у него чересчур медленно пилит лобзик, это значит пилка затупилась, так же нужно очень постараться чтоб из фанеры так сильно выдирало волокна. Так что это определенно новый пациент доктора дью)))

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