Blue Spruce Toolworks JIGSSCM Jig Saw Handle, Curly Maple, With Blades

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• Overview
  Dozens of situations in the workshop call for a few strokes of a jigsaw. Finishing a stopped circular saw cut, flush cutting a dowel or tenon, finishing a birdsmouth cut on a rafter seat, or squaring out drilled corners on a boxed opening, just to name a few. Instead of dragging out your jigsaw for a 10-second job, here’s an incredibly simple solution you can keep in your tool belt or shop apron all the time for those situations, the Blue Spruce Jigsaw Blade Handle.

  Just open the collet and slip in almost any brand or style of jigsaw blade. T-Shank, U-Shank or Universal Shank, they all fit. Tighten the collet just like you would on a precision hobby knife and you’re ready to go. The variety of blades available for jigsaws makes the Blue Spruce Jigsaw Blade Handle extremely versatile. Need to finish off a curved cut? Pop in a tiny scrolling blade. Finishing a rafter seat? Mount a longer general-purpose blade. Flush cutting a dowel? Put in a fine-cutting blade and get to it.

  Perhaps the most poorly named tool in the box is a “keyhole saw”. The huge taper on most of the blades prevents any sort of curve cutting or close quarters work. But with the Jigsaw Blade Handle you can work with tiny blades to finish curved cuts and small openings in any material you can cut with a powered jigsaw.

  As you expect from Blue Spruce, in addition to being useful, this tool is stunningly beautiful and meticulously engineered. You have your choice of Resin-Infused Curly Maple or Bolivian Rosewood for the handle. To get you going, we’re including a pack of 5 blades from Starrett, but don’t forget, almost any brand or style of jigsaw blade will fit the Jigsaw Blade Handle.

  • Install or replace blades in seconds.
  • Keep a handy saw with you all the time on the job site or in the shop.
  • Comfortable handle turned from your choice of 3 stunning species.
  • Works with almost all brands and styles of jigsaw blades.

  Uses:

  • Creating intricate cuts in wood for artistic projects
  • Cutting shapes and patterns in thin metal sheets for crafts
  • Making precise cuts in plastic for model building or custom fabrications
  • Designing and executing detailed work in cabinetry and furniture making
  • Crafting custom wooden puzzles and toys
  • Performing detailed scroll work in woodworking projects
  • Assisting in DIY home renovation projects requiring detailed sawing
  • Enhancing woodworking hobby projects with detailed cutting capabilities

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