How to Use a Jig Saw | RYOBI Tools 101
How to Use a Jig Saw | RYOBI Tools 101
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Take your woodworking to the next level with one of the most handy tools to keep in your tool bag; the jig saw. In this episode of RYOBI Tools 101, we’ll walk you through how to safely and properly use the jig saw, choose the right blade, and so much more!
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0:00 Intro
0:19 Basics
0:46 Features & Settings
1:59 Blades
2:45 Operating the Jig Saw
4:54 Outro
Lookin’ good Shannon.✌🏽
I haven’t used a Jig Saw in many many years and needed this refresher for the Ryobi model I bought last year that is still new in the box. I also liked your air nailer video. Thanks for the video.
My blade clamp came off and I don’t know how to get it back in. Can you help?
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I just started using my brand new Ryobi jigsaw model P5231 with supplied blade.
I’m really disappointed. I’ve only used positions 0 & 1 so far; but it always cuts at a 10 degree angle to the left. I’ve removed and reset the blade, and it still misbehaves. I’ve used jigsaws for decades and never had a problem getting good alignment. But I see no adjustment for blade angle on this machine. As it is, it’s fairly unusable.
Is there a way to adjust blade alignment? Is tool defective right out of the box, or is it a bad blade?
Would have liked to seen just a quick tip on how to manipulate the saw on a curve. I tried my first project that had a lot of curves in it, and found it was really difficult to get those curves to follow the lines precisely. I see a lot of holes being cut out and they look pretty close to accurate, so there must me a trick to get the blade to "turn" through the cuts.
any plans on a barrel grip jigsaw?