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

Jigsaw is one of the most used hand tools in workshops and homes. That's why in this video we show you the tricks, hacks, tips you need to know about the jigsaw. If you are using a jigsaw and wondering how to use a jigsaw, be sure to watch this jigsaw hacks video. Everyone who does DIY and woodworking has a jigsaw. Few people know the features of this jigsaw! In this video called jigsaw hidden features, we show you the jigsaw's hidden features, tricks, hacks and tips. If you are using a jigsaw, be sure to watch this video.

[onlymuppet]

If you notice when he was using the saw with the blade backwards it was starting to come out. Don’t try that unless you’re wearing safety glasses. Also some saws don’t have a wheel that can be moved. The last board wouldn’t have had the frayed edge if it had a less aggressive tooth blade and slower speed. Jigsaws are more like scroll saws than they are sawzall, they aren’t meant to cut through everything fast as possible.

[beezerdoodle]

Love your presentation, no music and no yapping just good demonstration of clever techniques. The "no-no" finger wagging cracks me up.

[Ricciuto]

Don’t do the first trick. Drill two holes in the corners and use the blade in the intended manner so it doesn’t come flying out and hit you. Safety first

[pwbypip]

Спасибо. Теперь я начну тренироваться, чтобы уметь так же делать пальцем из стороны в сторону. Не знал, что пальцем можно так делать. Круто! 👍

[pezspnn]

Very clever and informative lessons. Thank you so much for posting quality content without all of the yapping and music and unnecessary things.

[bobbarrett]

Be extremely careful when using a jigsaw 'backwards', as in the first section. there is a reason for the roller guide. The blades are very brittle so wear good quality safety glasses.

[Julie]

Very good video, did'nt know the jig saw could be that versatile. Love the visuals and no faff.

[chrismalchoff]

The old craftsman saws allowed you to just rotate the blade 90 degrees in any direction by turning a knob on top of the saw.

[stephenharvey]

I never gave that a thought. Great idea thanks.

[olliec]

Tip number 6: Use a circular saw instead of a jigsaw for cross cuts.

[Erikve]

Wow, some really goodtips there I was not aware of!

[kingarthur]

Been a woodworker for 35 years, never once thought about putting the blade in backwards..lmao..this is a great day!!! Thanx

[smallscenesh]

The tape trick is also usefull when drilling holes on wood. With the tape placed where the drill comes out. Good presentation!

[TABISURU]

I also do a lot of DIY crafts, but without realizing it, I was doing the same trick. It's good to be able to share like this. I'm happy that everyone's skills have improved and everyone can enjoy crafting.

[MrCreativeEZ]

I've been doing this kind of stuff for many years now, but this guy is truly fantastic

[davidh]

I've never met anyone that has used a jigsaw that didn't know this lol

[bhmhilt]

Вопрос к первой части видео-а каким образом было уже проделано отверстие? Почему изначально нельзя было его сразу сделать как отмечено? Зачем городить непонятно что на 4, если на 6 более простое решение такой же пр облемы? Ну и распил под 45 градусов тоже подлежит сомнению- если пилка чуть затупится, или захочется быстрее отпилить- явно результат будет плохим. И почему не показан рез по плоскости- насколько он ровным получился?

[colinbirks]

Even aged 82, you can learn new things. Good tips, Thanks.

[larchman]

I have an old one I got from dad's tools I only use it to cut out large holes in plywood for plumbing and stuff. Use skill saw for everything else shown here. I also use a high quality 7" folding manual saw. I like the tape trick going to try it sometime.

[kevandgizmo]

My mind has just been blown completely. Great video