GW: Here are some safety tips, as found in an operator’s manual with a jig saw (not mine, thank you):
Must affirm the saw be without touching with the workpiece before turn off the switch.
Shouldn’t throw away the tool which is turning. Don’t operate the tool until take up the tool with hand.
And, to install the blade these simple words are offered: “Mounting the blade, turn loose the bolt with a six-side spanner, let the teeth of the saw front, insert the blade between the blade stock and clip to the end.”
There you have it, all you need to know about jig saws in one plainly printed instruction book. What’s the matter? Don’t you understand Ingrish?
(Oh, in case you don’t know what a six-side spanner is, some of us call it an Allen wrench.)
I am still having trouble operating the saw but will sign up for Ingrish classes as soon as they become avairaber.
