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« on: April 20, 2011, 02:33 AM »

Has anyone gone for the cordless ?

any reviews ?

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« Reply #1 on: April 20, 2011, 03:45 PM »

Hey, i know jmb has one and he said it performs as well as the corded version, personally a battery jigsaw is not for me.

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« Reply #2 on: April 20, 2011, 04:03 PM »

Yes!  Big Grin

It does but on heave stuff it does drain the battery a little quicker! I have been told the 18V battery lasts longer than the 14.4v  I own both the 14.v battery and 18V battery and at the moment I cnt tell the difference lol Well I have not thought to my self wow this 18v lasts longer.   

You gotta weigh up a few things!

I often only use my jig saw just for cutting MDF, PLY, CHIPBOARD   from 4mm upto 25mm and its perfectly fine the battery lasts long enough. So I think a corded jigsaw is OVER  KILL for cutting any thing like sheet materials! I work with alot of softwood and MDFT architrave and skirting and for  Scribing architrave and skirting it has enough power.

IF you was cutting a lot of lets say work tops 44mm or a lot of OAK or harder material then I would consider the corded version. The battery version will cut it easy enough as it does have a lot of power you would think its a corded jigsaw BUT like I said its still only a battery operated and a battery will only last for so long.   When I do work tops and cut out for sinks and hobs I using my TS55 and then jigsaw the corners.

So for me a corded version would just be a overkill and a pain in the arse! As I would have to get a lead out especially or if I was set up some where out side but needed to jigsaw some where else atleast I can just pick it up and take it where I want!  If it was possible to get a TS55,EHL65planer battery I would buy it! (I know dewalt do one but I dont like Dewalt!)   

Soo for me the battery version has more than enough power!


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« Reply #3 on: May 01, 2011, 06:02 PM »

I think its best for me to link the other thread on here than putting everything twice on this thread



http://festoolownersgroup.com/festool-tools-accessories/carvex-psc-400-li-18v/

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