This not only contributes to a higher-quality cut, but it also minimizes unnecessary strain on the jigsaw's motor ... breaking down thinner (⅜-inch) plywood or sheet metal, and they're capable ...

A jigsaw is commonly used to make basic straight cuts, curved cuts and shapes in wooden boards such as plywood, MDF, OSB. It's often used to cut shapes in flooring that need to be fitted around a ...

Metal-cutting jigsaw blades have tiny but hard ... The guide could be steel square, a long level, a rip of plywood, or perfectly straight wood board. As you feed the blade into the cut, place ...

“Plywood is inherently modern, if you think of modern as starting in the 1920s,” says Schmidt of Denver. “It’s still beautiful wood and it’s really easy to work with.” A jigsaw can cut ...