By the way guys .... I had Patrick remove the draw string on that hoodie after watching this video... as much as I like to think we operate safely we miss stuff too! Stay safe!! ROB
Thank you for this professional and balanced review! Could you make a video about jobsite organization for short projects (like a pergola, deck etc.)? You once did a video about organizing a big jobsite for bigger projects.
Anyone what the battery life in minutes on this would be at 75% max speed with continuous use? I'm planning on adding a lacrosse ball attachment, and using it as a jig massager for sports medicine.
Fantastic review! One question I have is how square does it cut (assuming you cut strightline)? does it bevel off 90 degrees even with a fence next to it? Hoping I can use this on thinner materials like 1/4" or 3-5mm where a circular saw becomes overkill. Thanks!
Ray Luis D. Monserrata it's the same battery just a commercial move. The maximum theoretical power of a 10.8 is 12 V thats why they sell it as 12 V So no problem switching chargers and battery's
Wasn't it Bosch that had an inline jigsaw? I haven't seen one i years, I assume it's discontinued. It's too bad, it was a handy saw. If I remember right it was really compact, I think it would make a great addition to the 12 volt line of tools.
Yes it will. I have kept one on my truck up until recently, and had the coping foot installed- it was my main go-to for coping. It's now back in the shop for occasional use with plywood, etc It's a great little saw, really excels at coping MDF and soft wood trim, but it struggled a bit with hardwood moldings.
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By the way guys .... I had Patrick remove the draw string on that hoodie after watching this video... as much as I like to think we operate safely we miss stuff too! Stay safe!! ROB
Knocking it out of the park on the reviews Rob! Thanks!
Thank you for this professional and balanced review!
Could you make a video about jobsite organization for short projects (like a pergola, deck etc.)? You once did a video about organizing a big jobsite for bigger projects.
I can see this being useful for plumbers under sinks or in kitchens.
my wife installed a sewing needle in my jigsaw and uses it to make dresses.
It works?
Sweet review!! I love my dewalt 20v jigsaw to much to cheat on it but I do like this one
Too
I want one. Great review
Quite frankly, I still don't see the real need for this tool. Where exactly would you practically use it? Thanks for the video, nonetheless.
Anyone what the battery life in minutes on this would be at 75% max speed with continuous use?
I'm planning on adding a lacrosse ball attachment, and using it as a jig massager for sports medicine.
Fantastic review!
One question I have is how square does it cut (assuming you cut strightline)? does it bevel off 90 degrees even with a fence next to it?
Hoping I can use this on thinner materials like 1/4" or 3-5mm where a circular saw becomes overkill.
Thanks!
Hi there! Is it ok to charge a 12 volt battery from a 10.8volts charger?
Ray Luis D. Monserrata it's the same battery just a commercial move. The maximum theoretical power of a 10.8 is 12 V thats why they sell it as 12 V
So no problem switching chargers and battery's
Same thing , all other did it , bosch did it last
Wasn't it Bosch that had an inline jigsaw? I haven't seen one i years, I assume it's discontinued. It's too bad, it was a handy saw. If I remember right it was really compact, I think it would make a great addition to the 12 volt line of tools.
Helpful review. Thanks.
Does it have a blower feature to clean the cut line from wood debris?
I don't think it does which is a shame.
Between this and the M12 version which do you prefer?
Raj Dann this is an older version but I do love this one
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Will the collins coping foot fit?
don't think so
Yes it will. I have kept one on my truck up until recently, and had the coping foot installed- it was my main go-to for coping. It's now back in the shop for occasional use with plywood, etc It's a great little saw, really excels at coping MDF and soft wood trim, but it struggled a bit with hardwood moldings.
Ok nice video, where can I buy one ? jigsaw JS120 ?
WTF is Bosch doing? 10.8v, 12v, 14.4v, 18v 36v - just how many batteries and chargers do they want me to own?
10.8v & 12v exactly the same just marketing because other brands name theres 12v simple as that all interchangable great toolss they are too 😚
No trigger, yuck, not buying that junk.
it has a trigger. The proof is, you have been triggered now.
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