DIY jig: Circular saw grade cuts using a jigsaw

And I'm not joking. You'll see how, with this bearing‑guided jig, the jigsaw can make cuts as good as those from a circular saw. Sure, not as fast as a circular saw blade can cut, but it’s still a very versatile jigsaw that now makes perfectly vertical and clean cuts. The advantage over other similar woodworking jigs is that, since the bearings support is on the back, I can crosscut, or even miter cut, wood strips and wooden boards at any distance from the edges, because the support won’t get in the way. So, if you wonder how to cut wood, this jigsaw blade guide with bearings is a must have. This is how I cut the mouldings on the ends of some wooden beams:    • Cut Moldings on Wooden Rafter Tails with a...   Subscribe and hit the bell :)