No One Knows This Can Be Done With a Jigsaw! Hidden Features of Jigsaw 

there are different blades for it aswell. downward cutting blades for neat top finish. also copping jigsaw where you use them from under the board. but using a cheap green bosch jigsaw has his limitations

I agree that a finer toothed blade will do the job. But if you are very paranoid about tearout. The tape and close clearance idea on top of it won't hurt. And yes, the first one is super sketchy. There are easier, less dangerous ways to make that cut.

@@n3bux And for that green Bosch'es money you could get noname jigsaw with pendulum switch- much better than that green Bosch which is without it.

@@Tegelane5 already banned this channel from my wiew as most of it is full of crap. may be good for beginers, but is a copy -paste of different channels

Stupid and dangerous the blade on any tool must never face towards the user.

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刃を逆につけるのはイレギュラーな方法ですか？

@@user-ot4ip1wl2jit’s not the way the tool is designed to be used and the blade could much more easily come loose. You can see in the video that the blade is at an angle when cutting. It’s not worth taking the risk when there’s a better way to do the same thing using the tool as it’s intended to be used

That’s what I’ve always done too 👊🏻

Первый трюк согласен . А первый трюк вообще проще делаеться , берешь отодвигаешь доску от стены и спокойно пилишь 😂 . А еще самое главное этот распил можно и заранее сделать в другом более удобном месте , а потом уже эту доску крепить у этой стены 😂 То есть герой-автор сам себе сложности создал ( закрепил зачем то доску у стены , а потом решил ее пилить именно там где это очень неудобно )😂 Должна быть определенная последовательность в действиях тогда не будет таких нелепых ситуаций 😉 Всегда стараюсь сначала думать , а потом уже делать 😂

Using a blade backwards could damage your saw if you do not have dual supporting saw rolls. You would have to check with the manufacturer to see if it is safe to do!

And you should never think about it again.

The safety police have arrived. Thanks Bob. I'm sure the parents of grade schoolers appreciate it.

@@joequillun7790 There are literally thousands of extremely serious DIY accidents needing A&E treatment each year. The vast majority would have been prevented by 'A Visit From The Safety Police'. Power Tools and sharp hand tools are not toys. Some degree of Safety Education and correct methods of use before using them is not only sensible, it could save your life.

"The Keyboard Warrior has entered the room...."

@@joequillun7790 Damn, you are such a badass and on top of that also pretty ignorant and stupid.

@@joequillun7790 u will delete this comment right after u come back from the hospital with ur eye taken out 😂😂

Привет всем! Я бы ещё добавил, что при пилении назад полотно не опирается на ролик, и коромысло возвратно-поступательного механизма получает не рассчётные нагрузки.

1- у лезвия нет упора. опасно 2- к отпиленому уголок не приложил... на камеру невидно ровно получилось или нет.... лезвие может "гулять" по сторонам 3- как и во втором варианте, да и телефон как транспортир неоченб 4- вариант так себе, но работает! 5- судя по трясущимся рукам при распиле о ровности не может быть и речи. и опять телефон..... 6- как и третий вариант! неочень но работает!

​@@dennybelkin2148 точно такойже лобзик. Прямой рез по линейке не получается. Уводит в сторону. Нормальной солидной но главное ровной станиной не могли укомплектовать именитый лобзик.

Полностью с Вами согласен

Or a mitre saw/chop saw

Not if it’s just a small cut like the first one

But the others I think were just used as an example of tips for other uses too

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The issue is : when you face such a headache, it's a hint you should use another tool for the work you have to do. The jigsaw is probably the most misused of all eloctroportative tools.

I still have my 50 y/o Craftsman jig saw with rotating head.. I recently replaced the blade shaft bushing that needed replacing 40 years ago..lol..they really don't make Craftsman type tools anymore..

I have an old Craftsman from the 1970s (at least) with this feature. I inherited if from my grandfather who was an avid woodworker. It's an incredibly useful tool.

I had one of those old Craftsman’s in the red plastic case for 50+ years. I gave it to my Son-in-Law when I replaced it with a 20v cordless DeWalt.

The only thing that was new to me in the video was the extra long blade. I have not seen one of those. It looked more like a blade for a reciprocating saw.

Pretty much every situation where something small could cause tearout. And saves you the hassle of mounting a wasteboard piece.

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​@@user-fn6oe1fh7d Oh, you're probably right! 🤨😒

@@stephandelange1776 I thought much the same actually.... :)

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