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Anyone who is engaged in sawing wood is constantly faced with difficulties and inconveniences that arise during a seemingly simple process - clamping a file in a jigsaw. Help here will be provided by a device based on a lever, support and clamp. All details are made of a metal strip 2 mm thick.

They use the device as follows: by installing it on the frame of the jigsaw so that the spore sits on it with its lower groove, they fix the free end of the file in the clamp by turning the wing nut. If you then press the handle-shoulder of the lever to the frame, then the file will “pull up” and fit to the upper clamp of the jigsaw. The rest, as they say, is a matter of technique.

Clamping a saw blade in a jigsaw
Device for clamping the file: 1 - lever, 2 - support, 3 - your lever. 4 - wing nut M4, 5 - screw M4x11

Author: O. Dembo

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