Cutting a polyamide board can be a problem?? Or maybe it won't be so bad ???? Which blade - jigsaw blades. Polyamide Playlist about blades - • Jigsaw Blades Which blade - jigsaw blades. Polyamide 3561000 Blade - https://www.wolfcraft.com/products/wo... Which blade - jigsaw blades. Polyamide 3546000 Blade - https://www.wolfcraft.com/products/wo... Which blade - jigsaw blades. Polyamide A jigsaw is one of the power tools most often used by DIY enthusiasts who are looking for precise equipment for straight or curved cutting. The jigsaw blades available on the market are adapted to work in wood, soft metal and plastic as well as steel, brick or ceramics. What to consider when choosing saw blades and what to pay special attention to? Read our guide. Jigsaw blades are a working part. The blade moves back and forth up and down, thanks to which, with a small amount of force, you can make a precise cut in accordance with a previously established cutting line. Pendulum jigsaws are also available on the market, allowing for undercutting - in the case of saw blades in such a device, the blades make a pendulum movement forwards and backwards, thereby undercutting the material. This form of work works well when you need to precisely cut thick material. Are you a beginner DIY enthusiast who wants to equip yourself with the right tools and accessories? Remember that the choice of jigsaw blades should be dictated by the material you want to work on. To ensure a guarantee of safe work and perfect cutting, read the advice on what to consider when buying jigsaw blades. Choosing jigsaw blades - what to consider? Jigsaw blades are divided both in terms of the material they are designed for, and the material they are made of. The markings of jigsaw blades that we can find on the market are: HCS - these are jigsaw blades made of high-carbon tool steel. This type of product is an ideal jigsaw blade for wood, wood-based boards, plastics and thin metals. Blades of this type (without teeth) will also work well when working with polystyrene HSS - made of high-alloy tool steel. Dedicated to cutting wood-based materials, wood, including those with nails. This is an ideal jigsaw blade for non-ferrous metal and thin steel sheets HM - made of bimetal and sintered carbides. This is a blade for ceramics, bricks and stainless steel. When choosing a specific model, also pay attention to the markings of jigsaw blades, which determine the method of attachment, i.e. the type of hooks in the jigsaw handle. There are 3 basic types: U type - the most universal T type - with one nose, this is the most popular type 2T - with two protrusions, usually occurs in older models, used less and less often. Subscribe, tick the bell to stay up to date. Fanpage - / wyciajkapl Discussion group for viewers of the channel - / 222936118478236 Groups worth checking out - Everything about hair jigsaws: https://www.facebook.com/groups/88050... DIY for everyone: / 495503704317704 Kornikowo.pl : / 2074142672832241 I like DIY (GMZ): https://www.facebook.com/groups/majst... Instagram - / olo76_