Man I almost gave up on my jigsaw.. I thought there's probably plastic cogwheels inside, and they are totally destroyed. Who's gonna find that exact cogwheel with the exact number of teeth.. But your video gave me hope, that's it may be something so simple like that. Fingers crossed!

Anyone know how to fix a jammed/locked/seized up trigger? I've just opened the cover and found loads of sawdust, cleaned it out, the cogs rotate fine, pin seems to be in place. Just the trigger not working.😕😕😕

Great vid! Mine is almost identical to this except it has the orbital setting switch and that is stuck. I don't know how to fix it. (Cindy here)

Good job buddy can u show how to repair the broken jigsaw wheel

I have a Bormann Evolution that is jammed. Only the light works, trigger is completely seized up. Lost without my Jig, I haven't even got a decent saw, and THAT would take me forever!!!

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Good job

Om kalau cepat panas akirnya jadi pelan itu .solusinya apa om

Looks like either a harbor freight Chicago electric Walmart hyper tough one of those Stuart brand or powermate cheap ones not sure I can't complain I have a skill

What are the little springs that come with the jig saw, with plastic a square at the top and a round base, came with the Alan key and spare saw

Hey man, mine keeps falling again n again after mins of use, can u helpe?

Desarme el mecanismo que recibe la hoja de cortar y la estrabie . Trágico Amigo .

Yah machine ka kam kahan par hota hai bhai

Make sure to keep it plugged in while you're doing this so it doesn't run out of energy

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*I've had some time🌗 **allabout.wiki/BDEJS600Cl** to get used to using the saw now and I think its a good one. It feels very solid and well made - great BLACK+DECKER quality. I like the settings it has for the eliptical blade movement and blowing dust out of the blade path. The quick blade change lever is easy to use but wont be accidentally bumped. I feel that this is a tool that will last me many years. I was considering the next model up to get the additional blade stabilization, but I think most of the blade flex happens below the foot of the saw anyway were there cant be any support. I think usage technique can make up for most blade flex and you also have to realize that this is a fact of life with a jigsaw and use it accordingly.*