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to my massive 12x12 shop:
Goodbye old B&D jigsaw,
Hello new: Freud Model FJ85 Jig Saw
RATED BEST BUY BY AMERICAN WOODWORKER MAGAZINE!
6 amp motor; Orbital Action 4 orbital settings for faster cuts in heavy, wet wood; Carrying Case; Quick-Fix tool-free blade change system accepts Bosch shank blades; Blades; Non-marring base plate with removable anti-splintering insert.
Uses universal and T-shank blades.
Lowe's is clearing them out. $107.
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I've got a Freud router in my table that I've been well served by, and I believe my biscuit cutter is a Freud,but my jigsaw is a Bosch.
Hope you're as happy with your jigsaw as I am with mine. Do we ever get through buying tools?
I have a 30 year old sears jigsaw residing on a shelf in my massive workshop area. It does have variable speed and the blade can be rotated independantly of the jigsaw.
Just added a King Tile Cutter to the collection.
Egon
Son.... Now that is what I call a jigsaw... [img]/forums/images/icons/ooo.gif[/img]
I think I hear a room full of Tim Allen's... Aar Aar Aar Aar [img]/forums/images/icons/grin.gif[/img]
Awhh - it was one of Eears finest at the time. The blade is able to be rotated while the saw is in use - no arh arhs. Can come in handy in certain situations.
Egon [img]/forums/images/icons/grin.gif[/img]
Sounds like a perfect deal, Fivestring!! And I don't want to steal your thunder, but I'm sorry my friend, like Egon,I too have a Sears, Craftsman and I reckon it's pushin 30 or more as well..I really like the swivel cutting head especially for outside circles and "S" curve stuff, that I can't get done on the band saw. I don't always finish the project with the same blade....but that's not the fault of the saw :-)
Hope you have many serviceable years from your new toy !!! It looks like it can really get after the board feet.
Have a blessed day
roy
Looks great. I'm on my second Bosch and love it.
PS. can a person with big fingers play the guitar? I really want to but my teacher in high school said my big fingers won't work.
Yes, you can play with big fingers.
You might have to shift your hand a litlle for some chords, but that's no big deal.
If you think about it, a guitar neck is almost twice as wide as a banjo or mandolin neck. I play both with no problems.
A classical guitar has a wider neck than a standard guitar.
I know this is off topic, but I have decided I want to learn some musical instrument especially since my vocal chords don't create anything remotely close to music. What is a good way to learn to play a guitar? Thanks very much. Rat...
Lots of good instructional books. Get one with a CD; that way you can hear what each piece is SUPPOSED to sound like.
I would also take about 8-10 lessons to get the basics down right.
If you start off with the wrong basics, it's an uphill battle.... [img]/forums/images/icons/frown.gif[/img]