Make a guide to keep the jigsaw table blade vertical
Make a guide to keep the jigsaw table blade vertical
How to make a simple guide to keep the blade vertical in the homemade jigsaw table. With just two small bearings and some pieces of scrap, this is a very easy to make yet very useful guide that will help us to make perfect cuts in a small woodworking shop with our jigsaw table. A great improvement for one of my best homemade tools.
Watch how to make a jigsaw table: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu3f2fMzXtQhsOrXYlscz98t97I-b9_wA
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How do you secure the jigsaw to the board, please, underneath…? Do you have a video on how you made the table base shown here (I couldn’t find it ). Thanks 🙂
I love your straightforward approach, and I have learned a lot from your good instruction! Thank you so much.
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You could just pull the bearings out with a screwdriver no need to cut the wheel… xD
Thx, good work! )
Great Job Sir
Obrigardo
What diameter of bearing ?
run the guides from the side , so long stock can be cut .
Brilliant idea putting the nylon in the bearings!
How about putting the support from the side in place of putting it behind the blade?
Great video👍 Thanks for sharing. First, I will build the table in previous video then I will build that one
I love how you always find the simpler solutions. Your stuff works well and simple to make for us newbies 👌
Why are you cutting a 2×4 with a Jigsaw? lol.
havent made the guide yet but inverted the jigsaw. my work piece jumps up and down a LOT. i tried many different blades and speeds. any advice?
You have a thick accent, but I can tell you have taken care to make the words understandable. You did a great job. Everything was clear. Awesome work. Smart idea ☺️
Another great and cheap DIY Solution. As a safety feature i would attach an emergency stop button which disrupts the power to the jigsaw.
That’s a great idea my friend
Best tutorial ever thanks a lot
Excellent and you explained very well and patiently. Cheers!☺
brill i made something very similar to cut my toenails but the blade kept breaking
If you used a Bosch GST type jigsaw would you need a blade guide ?
THANK U AGAIN! U r the best!
Fantastic build/tutorial mate, I built one similar but with 3 bearing supports, 1 behind the blade to keep friction down and the other 2 on the sides. It gets a lot of force pushed on the blade, you should consider using 3 bearings for the blade supports. It operates much smoother and much more precise. Also used a narrower blade to get tighter radius cuts. I’m sure yours is perfect I’m just really picky about precision, lol.
Thanks, what are the size of the bearings?
soooooo simple and so efficient. Thank you sooooo much!!!!!
Thank you Sergio, this is exactly what I needed for my jig saw.
Instead of plastic plugs, it would be better to use short pieces of aluminium rod, and drill a little off centre, then they would be adjustable, for greater precision.
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Simple and effective. Two words every builder wants to hear. Thanks
is this video interlaced or my browser just broke?
No hay necesidad de ponerle eso
Great videos , I’ll try a few of them . Good job .
Brilliant!
Dear Mr. Sergio Acuña Padin! I would like to ask from You some important
information about DIY working with guided jigsaw blades. Please write to me
when You work with softwood pieces do you switch off the pendulum stroke? When
not which setting You used to do? (My good old AEG STPE-60 jigsaw has
0-I-II-III settings). And finally what kind of stroke rate You used to dob y
softwood? ( AEG STPE-60 has 300÷3100 stroke/min) Thank You very much
Excellento dude. I was just making a jigsaw table and encountered the same issues. So thanks for sharing!!!
Superb!
thank very much Sergio !!! very nice made !!! kinde regards from Sitzerland !!
Thanks for making this easy to understand!
Thanks for sharing dude 🙂
This is brilliant – many thanks for sharing
VERY DETAILED DESCRIPTION, SO GOOD.
That was awesome stuff..👌❤
As a field carpenter I could have used the drywall nylon plastic anchor for a few other applicatios! Good trick good video thank you much
You my good sir are a genius. I can’t wait to try to set my own up!
Great idea to use the rawlplugs!
wheres circlaur saw
Bearings from skateboards or inline skates from junkshops be fine for this…
Just recess the top to set the saw plate in then screw down so the saw plat is flush with tsble
what about the security of your fingers?…
vote Pedro for President!