Its cordless jigsaw can cut down to 10cm of wood and 8cm of steel, powered by a four-step pendulum which propels the blade through dense materials.

However, not every jigsaw or blade supports this trick, so be sure to double-check your tool's specifications first. After that, once you're ready to get woodworking, here are 12 amazing home DIY ...

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 ...

A jigsaw can allow you to reimagine these pieces so they work with your home décor. Give a tired Gothic-style bedside table a second life, for instance, by first removing medallions and molding.

Jigsaws excel at cutting curves in wood and metal—but there's plenty more in their repertoire. If you don't have a jigsaw yet, here are seven reasons we think you should add one to your toolbox ...

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 ...