Proxxon Jigsaw STS 12/E - 12V

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The Proxxon STS 12/E Jigsaw is designed for hobbyists and professionals who need precise curved cuts in various materials. Its key benefit is its ability to make clean cuts in wood, non-ferrous metals, and more, thanks to its variable speed control and included saw blades. However, optimal performance relies on using a compatible power supply.
| Model Part Number | 28534 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Proxxon |
You can cut wood up to 10mm thick, corrugated boards up to 3mm, and non-ferrous metals up to 2.5mm.
For optimal speed control, use a non-stabilized power supply unit. Stabilized power supply units or batteries will result in the jigsaw running at maximum speed.
Yes, replacement blades are readily available and can be chosen based on the material and type of cut you need.
Consult the user manual for detailed instructions on changing the saw blades. Typically, it involves loosening a screw and removing/inserting the blade.
The stroke rate refers to the number of times the blade moves up and down per minute. Adjusting the stroke rate (between 2,000-5,000 spm) lets you control how quickly the material is cut. Slower speeds work well for metals, while faster speeds are suitable for wood.
Keep the unit clean by removing sawdust after each use. Check the blades for wear and tear, and store the jigsaw in a dry place.
The jigsaw is designed for hobbyist and light professional use. For heavy-duty, continuous operation, a more robust tool might be necessary.
Check the power supply connection and ensure the switch is in the 'on' position. If using a mains adaptor, verify it is plugged in and functioning correctly.
Ensure you are using the correct blade for the material. Adjust the speed setting to match the material thickness and type. Make sure the material is securely clamped to prevent movement during cutting.
This may occur if using a stabilized power supply. For variable speed control, use a non-stabilized power supply unit or a battery.
Check the saw blade is securely fastened and not bent or damaged. Ensure the material being cut is properly supported.