Jigsaws
You can use a jigsaw for all sorts of sawing jobs. Especially for cutting curves and circles, creating rounded edges, or making cutouts, a jigsaw is a smart choice. The maximum saw depth differs per jigsaw, so think about the type of jobs you want to take on in advance. You can also choose between a jigsaw with a D handle and a T handle. Are you doing overhead work, such as in the ceiling? We recommend a T handle. You can saw in wood, plastic, or sheet material, as long as you attach a suitable saw blade to the jigsaw.
Our choice for a cordless jigsaw to also saw thick planks|Professional|Maximum sawing capacity wood 135 mm|None battery included
- You saw up to 135mm deep, so you can saw thin and thick planks.
- You can also work in places without a socket, because the jigsaw is cordless.
200,-
Our choice for a corded jigsaw to also saw thick planks|Devoted DIYer, Occasional handyman|Maximum sawing capacity wood 90 mm|Maximum sawing capacity metal 8 mm
- You saw up to 90mm deep, so you can saw thin and thick planks.
- The jigsaw is corded, so you can always work without interruptions.
87,-
Our choice for a jigsaw to miter saw that also saws diagonally and you always see what you're doing|Professional|Maximum sawing capacity wood 135 mm|Maximum sawing capacity metal 10 mm
- You can saw in miter if you tilt the saw, so you can also make baseboards in a corner connect.
- You can easily blow sawdust away with the blow function, so you can always see what you're doing.
- You saw up to 135mm deep, so you can saw thin and thick planks.
193,-
