A jigsaw is part of the basic equipment of every hobby cellar.
Regardless of whether you just want to shorten a board, cut a wave shape in wood or trim a piece of metal: You can use a jigsaw for all of these tasks.
The idea of turning a saw blade into the perfect all-purpose weapon in the hobby room with quick up and down movements is as simple as it is ingenious.
Of course, technical progress has not stopped at this device class and so you can now find numerous functions that make everyday sawing much easier.
With current models, for example, you no longer have to work your own lungs to see the cut and the pendulum stroke has now made it into the jigsaw mainstream and ensures fast results when sawing there too.
A lot has happened in the meantime when changing the saw blade, too, and it now works without special tools.
In the
AllesBeste
test, the jigsaws
had to work their way through various wooden boards of different thicknesses.
Metal pipes with a wall thickness of 1.5 millimeters also had to be cut.
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Jigsaws put to the test
The test portal AllesBeste has tested 18 models.
The test winner was the
Metabo STE 100 Quick
.
It has a support table made of high-quality die-cast aluminum, which, like the rest of the saw, is very stable.
The good impression is underlined by the rubber grip surface.
However, what brought the Metabo the test victory was the way in which the saw can be used.
With its powerful motor, it plows through thick wooden planks and its suction device is beyond all doubt.
You can find more information and other recommended alternatives in the extensive review of AllesBeste.
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