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KEELAT Jigsaw Safety Handling Guide
🔴 RULE 1: Unplug before you touch the blade. Never touch, wipe or adjust the blade while the saw is plugged in. Pull the plug from the socket first, every time.
🔴 RULE 2: Never change the blade while the saw is plugged in. Unplug the saw, wait until the blade has fully stopped, then swap the blade.
🔴 RULE 3: Always check that the blade is tight before every cut. Give it a gentle tug to confirm it is locked in the T-shank clamp. A loose blade can snap, wobble or jump out of the cut.
🟡 4. Let the blade cool before handling it. Blades get very hot, especially in metal. Unplug first, then wait a few minutes.
🟡 5. Inspect the blade before use. Replace a bent, cracked or dull blade.
🟡 6. Pick the right blade. Wood blades for wood, metal blades for metal and thin steel.
🟡 7. Keep the cord clear. Route it away from the blade and the cutting line, and never carry the saw by the cord.
🟡 8. Wear protection. Safety glasses, a dust mask and gloves when needed. Hearing protection for long jobs.
🔴 9. Clamp your work. Never hold small pieces with your hand while cutting.
🟡 10. Start the saw before the blade touches the material. Let the blade reach full speed, rest the base plate flat, then guide the saw without forcing it.
🟡 11. Keep both hands on the saw and your fingers away from the blade path.
🔴 12. Do not put the saw down until the blade has completely stopped.
🟡 13. Keep the trigger lock engaged when not cutting.
🟡 14. Keep the vents clear of dust. Unplug the saw before you clean them.
🟡 15. Unplug and store safely after use. Keep it dry and out of reach of children.
🔴 16. Stop if something feels wrong. Sparks, a burning smell, strange noise or heavy vibration mean unplug the saw and check it before using it again
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The KEELAT Jigsaw features a maximum rated cutting capacity of 65 mm in wood and 6 mm in steel. Powered by a variable-speed motor (800–3,000 SPM) with 4 pendulum settings, it handles thin metal, conduit, backing boards, and timber across DIY and light trade applications.
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