With the right blade, users can get to work tearing through wood, plastic, metal, and ceramic. Some can even handle tile depending on the depth but always check you’re using the right blade first.

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To pick the right jigsaw blade, pay attention to the thickness and type of the wood where you're cutting out the hole. Most jigsaw wood blades will easily go through softwood up to 1 ½ inches in ...

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Most jigsaw tools can best be described as “motorised reciprocating saws”. That means their blades moves up and down, powered by an electric motor. The user guides the jigsaw using its handle ...