Have you ever made a curved cut with a jigsaw?

@ Yes

@ I'm a carpenter, I'm not being a smartass. I couldn't make out the utility of the jig.

@@bobcougar77 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hJ6KeLSC3Ju4aHU.html The advantage of the jig and its comparison with the cuts made without the jig are clearly shown here.

@ thanks, I'll check it out.

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Videos paso a paso

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Not on a large piece or one that isn’t mobile…

They already have one similar lol and not quite 100 but like 70$... Still nuts

Wow. Now I've gotta look up what is a scroll saw.

It needs a deep throat...to cut 4 inch thick beam ends..

This is a guide for curved cuts.

You can watch full version here and you can find the measurements at the end of the video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hJ6KeLSC3Ju4aHU.html

Thank you!

You can watch full version here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hJ6KeLSC3Ju4aHU.html

@ thank you!

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With a stronger blade.

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Там ни подшипник ни бронза не выдержит ,Я так думаю ,,

А маятниковый ход нельзя отключить?

@user-kb4mu6jz8f похоже, что некоторые никогда не видели лобзик 😂😂

Дрочево, одним словом. А ещё, для тех кто пользуется электрическим лобзиками, есть хорошие пильные полотна и правильно выбранная(в зависимости от мощности лобзика) скорость пиления. А если уж под рукой, нет достойного аппарата, то необходимо наличие прямых рук и умение работать с тем, что есть..

A normal blade bows if pushed sideweys, and more so one slim made for curves, not much difference on the tools and brands used, yow can use the best Festool trion, or old Bosch GST 135, 120, a little better then GST 90 but not enough. The only one that's something else is Mafell P1cc that has no roller but get the blade more close to the stuff you cut, but is better only if you use special Mafell cunex blades that are thicker, double the thickness and wing shaped. Those can cut straight but work only with the Mafell P1cc that can also use normal blades.

It sucks not being able to save shorts. Sometimes I'll send the link to myself on a messaging app with a description so I can search for it if I ever remember to go back to it. Maybe try that

I think it all depends on the measurements of each jigsaw in particular. The video should be used as reference (from where the measurements come from for each wood piece). Im planning to do this one, and im in the planning stages, so if you happen to have a Stanley STSJ0600 jigsaw, i could share the pdf plans with you once its done ^^

Maalesef ☺️ kendimi ders verecek konumda görmüyorum, ben sadece hobi amaçlı bu işlerle uğraşıyorum, kendimi bir uzman olarak görmüyorum.

@ hobi amaçlı ugrassanızda fazlasıyla profesyonel işler çıkarıyorsunuz, tebrik ederim 👏 Ben hobi amaçlı uğraşıyorum ama sizin yanınızda epey amatör kalıyorum ☺️

Naci Bey makinanın kayabileceği herhangi bir yer bulunmuyor. Dilerseniz videonun uzun versiyonunu linke tıklayarak izleyebilirsiniz; kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hJ6KeLSC3Ju4aHU.html

Have you ever made a curved cut with a jigsaw?

He shows you at the end? He made a perfectly square curved cut, the jig saw didn’t wobble, or cut different degrees off square because the jig saw stayed square to the surface.

Please and thank you

Also, this comment is amazing