How I made my jig saw cut a LOT better

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2. After all these years being on YouTube you still manage to come up with topical and helpful advice to all woodworkers from beginners to pros. Thanks!

3. Recipricating saw? Naw, that's a Sawzall. Dewalt brand? Sawzall. Bosch? Sawzall. PC? Sawzall. Don't matter, it's a Sawzall.

4. btw bosch makes some plunging jigsaws 🙂

5. boy, if only i've watched this video earlier, but i guess better later than never. thank you

6. A very timely video as I've got a prodgect to do that I've been putting off as I was worried about the accuracy and finish I'd get from my jog saw, so I'm going to give it a go now

7. Very well done. The jig saw fills in holes too many carpenters overlook. They opt for other tools that are either more expensive, much larger or just unsuitable for the purpose.

8. Thanks for the tips. The deflection and tear out are my biggest problems. Steve Ramsey has video and tried different tapes to mitigate tear out. His results showed no much improvements with tapes 😮

9. Mr. Nubs, thank you for your quality video and for sharing your wisdom and experience.

10. 2:30 Canadians, what do we call these 3 tools? I'm not well versed and assumed that we have different names.

11. There might be one more point for you to cover on this tool: mine has a way to incline the blade parallel to the cutting line, that gives a different angle of attack. I never understood how this works… Any help?

12. Another solid video. Well done.

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