I CAN'T SPEAK FOR ANYONE ELSE, BUT I HAVE NEVER GOTTEN SUCH CLEAN OR PRECISE RESULTS WITH A JIGSAW! LOOKING FORWARD TO MAKING THESE JIGS,AND THESE RESULTS TOO. TYVM!
@@jiwbink Why are you yelling? All capital letters is considered to be angry and yelling! 😉 And yes, this looks like very impressive results for a jigsaw. Let us know how the jig works for you please. 👍🏽
Jig number 4 is genius! I once made a jig to cut the bottom off a new door. The front of the cut was perfect. A nasty shock when I looked at the other side - The bottom of the cut was all over the place as the blade flexed back and forward so much - it scrapped the door. Supporting the blade with bearings to keep the blade vertical is an excellent idea.
@@chrisdeli7547 - It my case it wasn't splinters.... the door was about 1 1/2 thick. The blade was flexing about and following the grain, so whilst it was nice and straight on top - where my saw was following the jig and I could see it cutting a nice straight line - underneath the blade was wandering side to side by well over 1/4 inch each way in some places, making the door scrap, as cutting off enough to leave the bottom straight would have left a big gap under the door :-o The amount a blade can flex side to side in a jig saw is quite scary!
Great expansion of the 'normally' boring yet effective jigsaw. Great video, thanks for sharing. Think I might make the Zero clearance and 45 jigs myself
I have bought a bad and non heavy duty 400w one as a starter in my wood working journey. I think making use of this jigs will make the result far better. Thank you for sharing these ideas of yours, I'll surely make one.
Talk about bringing the jigsaw back to life ! I think you've just done that for me. Such a simple idea and very well executed. Excellent video and well presented and well filmed. You get my vote on that one for sure. Cheers.
You're first jig enabled me to cut a perfect circle to make "wooden gymnastic rings'@home just using my jigsaw,i have a plunge router but anyhow i needed a jig for both,your jig for the jigsaw seemed much simpler to make and i dnt regret my decision..Thanks :)
Good video. Nice tips for using the jigsaw. I must say, the jigsaw has never been a go-to tool for me because of the poor quality of the cut. You've made that aspect a nonissue so I just might have to revisit the jigsaw using your techniques. Well done sir.
I like the idea of putting a shoe under the jigsaw for a nicer cut . The circle looks good but you'd have to do it upside down to avoid screw holes in the face of the wood .
Having bought, what I thought was a much ‘better’ Jigsaw, I was still finding many problems getting straight and vertical cuts! It has stayed in its box for months, as I couldn’t get the cuts I needed😬 Your brilliant video has given me much more confidence when I next come to use it! Thank you!
All good stuff, only one other improvement i would recommend is get a battery powered saw, so much more freedom and it makes the job so much easier :-)
thank you this is awesome i dont have space for a table sadly thats why the jig you made is great idea for me because it kinda works as a portable table ... 1 issue tho imagine if you wanted to cut something longer (wider) than this, then the left side of the jig will be problem, can you make it so it is easily rotated to other side ?
I like the zero clearance base and the under the board stabilization jigs but i have one question. If your cutting a circle, why do you have to change the focus of the arc halfway through the circle?
Nice. I know this tool as a saber saw throughout my life however. An actual jig saw is a stationary bench tool. What can I say? That's how I learned to distinguish them.
Setting the chamfer jig to cut the under side rather than to top side will mean that all your marking out and screw holes will be on the bottom. The top will have no blemishes what so ever. Now going out to make your jigs, thank you.
Re Jig 4, is there a reason you have the bearings at the full extent of the blade. I mean it looks like its designed to cut 4 inch deep timber. Can you have the depth set to say 30mm so that it is suitable for most sheet material. It would make the bearings sit well up the blade length. Would that still work ?
Now this converts a jigsaw into a precision instrument. Nice!
You are bringing simple tools to the next level. I am impressed.
VERY IMPRESSIVE DESIGN.
Wow brilliant!!!!!!
I have never seen anyone using jigsaw with a jig. Thanks for sharing this valuable tips.
Genius; just one problem though, why can't I give this more than 1 like?
It is OK. You can watch the videos listed and like those videos 😂😂😂👍😁
lol i thought the same thing
That's impressive, who would have thought you could get such precision from a Jigsaw! 👍🏽
Well, I thought hmmm, this woodworking tool sure can do better 😂
I CAN'T SPEAK FOR ANYONE ELSE, BUT I HAVE NEVER GOTTEN SUCH CLEAN OR PRECISE RESULTS WITH A JIGSAW! LOOKING FORWARD TO MAKING THESE JIGS,AND THESE RESULTS TOO. TYVM!
@@jiwbink
Why are you yelling?
All capital letters is considered to be angry and yelling! 😉
And yes, this looks like very impressive results for a jigsaw.
Let us know how the jig works for you please. 👍🏽
The chamfered edge at the end was BRILLIANT! Thanks so much. :)
I agree I have never seen a cut so good with a jigsaw..
It was really amazing when I realized that the cut was so nice :)
I must agree with you 😁😁😁😁
Jig number 4 is genius!
I once made a jig to cut the bottom off a new door. The front of the cut was perfect. A nasty shock when I looked at the other side - The bottom of the cut was all over the place as the blade flexed back and forward so much - it scrapped the door.
Supporting the blade with bearings to keep the blade vertical is an excellent idea.
put another sheet of wood under what you want to cut firmly so it "absorbs" the splinders and protect your edge
@@chrisdeli7547 - It my case it wasn't splinters.... the door was about 1 1/2 thick. The blade was flexing about and following the grain, so whilst it was nice and straight on top - where my saw was following the jig and I could see it cutting a nice straight line - underneath the blade was wandering side to side by well over 1/4 inch each way in some places, making the door scrap, as cutting off enough to leave the bottom straight would have left a big gap under the door :-o The amount a blade can flex side to side in a jig saw is quite scary!
@@SAHBfan if it is real wood and not mdf or something "uniform" you need thick and wide blade otherwise.... you know
@@chrisdeli7547 - yep, I've learned that... the hard way :(
I love great workshop tips videos like this one!!!!
Great expansion of the 'normally' boring yet effective jigsaw.
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Think I might make the Zero clearance and 45 jigs myself
This video should have 1M+ views, thanks for the incredible tips jigs and demos!
I agree with you 😁. Thank you very much Danny 👍
wooooooooooooow !!!
so amazing!
Your best video yet!! Wonderful ideas!
You are amazing and I am watching your videos .. Greetings to you from kirkuk-Iraq
Nice and not complicated, thanks
Excellent tutorial. Thank you.
I'm definitely adding these jigs to my toolkit. I'd pretty much given up on jigsaws as useless but you've given me hope.
This is great, now I get back to cutting wood. Thanks
Thanks😊😎
And it's basically just a jig saw !!! I like this! :D
Awesome video 👍🏻👍🏻
This is called innovation....great way of disseminating your ideas 👍👍👍appreciate for sharing your innovation...thx
Great tips. Thank you !!
I have bought a bad and non heavy duty 400w one as a starter in my wood working journey. I think making use of this jigs will make the result far better. Thank you for sharing these ideas of yours, I'll surely make one.
Excellent work. The best jigsaw cuts I have ever seen.
Makes a difference the brand of jig saw. But you do very well, very talented and smart. Thank you for sharing.
Yes, it makes a difference. Thanks for watching :)
Excellent videos! 👍👍👍
You are absolute genius!!! Thank you
professor jigsaw,thank you.
LOL, just trying to show the things I make in my small shop
Nice work! Very ingenious jig designs! Thank-you!
superb ideas
Thank you for sharing these helpful tips.
Very nice👍👍👍
Thanks Soooo much for taking the time to share your knowledge! Great editing of the video also.
Wow, this is just amazing
Thank you.
Completely Wicked... Those are awesome tips and tricks.. Thanks.
Very clever.
As always - pretty darn cool
I like his videos. He explains his thoughts and techniques very well. Thank you very much!
Talk about bringing the jigsaw back to life ! I think you've just done that for me. Such a simple idea and very well executed. Excellent video and well presented and well filmed. You get my vote on that one for sure. Cheers.
You're first jig enabled me to cut a perfect circle to make "wooden gymnastic rings'@home just using my jigsaw,i have a plunge router but anyhow i needed a jig for both,your jig for the jigsaw seemed much simpler to make and i dnt regret my decision..Thanks :)
:) Once I made something similar, but in my jigsaw table
Superb , fantastic,, practical absolute genius with the jigsaw,,,
Very cool! Thanks for sharing those tricks. Very smart, indeed.
You get my "subscribe"...👍👍👍.
From..Indonesia.
Wow! Amazing!
Thanks for ideas
I use my jig saw mounted upside down to make knife scales, similar jig blade mount. Great video, thanks
Perfection. Estupendo
Lol! I've had the same Bosch jigsaw for years and I never knew I can tilt the base!
Great functions with such a simple tool and easily available materials :)
Good ideas mate 👍
Ok I like this first video of jigsaw jigs so I'm hooked and also subscribed 👍👍👍👍👍
This is great! I love this! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you. And thanks for watching
Really nice !!
Thanks - very helpful
This is just pure simple but brilliant a👏 and a big 👍👍 upfront me keep them coming my Friend. Billy from Scotland.
Amigo, that’s a very nice video. I like your ideas. Hasta la proxima.
Great ideas and thank you for sharing!Subscribed!
Excelente idea, gracias por compartir. Desde Chile le envio un cordial saludo.
Excellent
Very impressive stuff
I've just found my new favourite carpentry channel!
Thank you for sharing your awesome knowledge with us.
All the very best.
Take care,
Steve. 👍👍
Awesome. Minibandsaw out of a jigsaw
Parabéns...... Cada vez sabemos mais que sabemos menos..... Obrigado por compartilhar seus conhecimentos e suas técnicas... Abraço
Good video. Nice tips for using the jigsaw. I must say, the jigsaw has never been a go-to tool for me because of the poor quality of the cut. You've made that aspect a nonissue so I just might have to revisit the jigsaw using your techniques. Well done sir.
Very impressive. Thanks for sharing.
Loved the jigs, loved your working, and absolutely loved the narration.
Good & useful ideas
Thank you very much. And thanks for watching 😀
You are awesome!
Great tips! Gracias👍✌️😊🙏🏼⚒⚒⚒
Excellent!
I like the idea of putting a shoe under the jigsaw for a nicer cut . The circle looks good but you'd have to do it upside down to avoid screw holes in the face of the wood .
I have bought quality jigsaws and never got such a neat cut, blade wander is always such a nightmare...
I think I already did :)
Excellent, bravo 👍👍
Amazing skills and really helpful tips, thank you so much. Happy to subscribe
Толково. Спасибо за полезные подсказки. Гут.
Very clever. I'll definitely be trying out your ideas. First video of yours I've watched and I'm looking forward to watching more. Thank you.
Thank you very much Mark
such great ideas man
Magnificent
Brilliant.
Having bought, what I thought was a much ‘better’ Jigsaw, I was still finding many problems getting straight and vertical cuts!
It has stayed in its box for months, as I couldn’t get the cuts I needed😬
Your brilliant video has given me much more confidence when I next come to use it!
Thank you!
Yes, jigsaw cuts can be ugly very often. But I am getting good results with my jigsaw jigs :)
Very impressive
That is genius!
Genius 🎉
Genius level stuff.
Very resourceful. :)
Absolutely amazing ideas & excellent filming angles & verbal explanations. Thank you for inspiring me to try your techniques. 🙏
loved that
Very good Dude 👍
Very nice
All good stuff, only one other improvement i would recommend is get a battery powered saw, so much more freedom and it makes the job so much easier :-)
I always forget to recharge the batteries that I already have (the two cordless drill that I have) :D
thank you this is awesome
i dont have space for a table sadly
thats why the jig you made is great idea for me because it kinda works as a portable table ...
1 issue tho
imagine if you wanted to cut something longer (wider) than this, then the left side of the jig will be problem, can you make it so it is easily rotated to other side ?
I like the zero clearance base and the under the board stabilization jigs but i have one question. If your cutting a circle, why do you have to change the focus of the arc halfway through the circle?
The first cut is a way to access to the smaller circle..without it you need to make a hole to cut the smaller circle..clever idea.
Nice. I know this tool as a saber saw throughout my life however. An actual jig saw is a stationary bench tool.
What can I say? That's how I learned to distinguish them.
Setting the chamfer jig to cut the under side rather than to top side will mean that all your marking out and screw holes will be on the bottom. The top will have no blemishes what so ever. Now going out to make your jigs, thank you.
I want that circle to make a small table. The center mark and the bevel will be both in the bottom part :)
Perfect circle cut - with a perfect screw-hole in the middle of the oak disc. How to make it perfect without any hole in the center ?
I think that that hole is easier to fix than the typical mark in the edge when we drill a hole to insert the jigsaw blade
Turn it over.
Better to ordered idea
Re Jig 4, is there a reason you have the bearings at the full extent of the blade. I mean it looks like its designed to cut 4 inch deep timber. Can you have the depth set to say 30mm so that it is suitable for most sheet material. It would make the bearings sit well up the blade length. Would that still work ?
Can you please make a video about cutting pizza board from hard wood without making a mark in the centre?
Just cut it upside down :)