Makita Cordless Jig Saw DJV184Z | Tool Tour & Basic Functions

[@keithguay7523]

Thanks for the video . I just bought this tool for my collection on Friday….

[@ChampionsOfTheTrade]

Fantastic, please let me know how you get on with it. 👌

[@osocarpinterocarpinteria]

Very nice, I’m thinking to get one, I have one corded, but it will be an improvement to go cordless, greetings from Tecate, México

[@ChampionsOfTheTrade]

Thank you, watch out for the follow up that'll be released soon. Always good to get away from the cables, especially with jigsaws and cutting curves etc.

[@DMC888]

A square dust extraction port? That’s handy 😂.

[@ChampionsOfTheTrade]

It would be even more handy if it came with the tube! lol

[@docasar00]

the previous model didnt come with variable speed with the trigger on the djv182. Could you confirm if the new model comes with variable speed according on how much your push the button? Thanks a lot

[@ChampionsOfTheTrade]

Hello, yes it does. Please see here: kzbin.info7LubnPmsHfA I made a quick short to demonstrate, hope it helps 👍

[@AndyChipling]

Looking for a dust guard.. I can not find it listed. Please are you able to advise?

[@ChampionsOfTheTrade]

@@AndyChipling hi Andy. What do you mean by dust guard? The clear plastic pieces that clip on the base next to the blade (which are supposed to help prevent splintering), or the extractor port that connects into the rear (I can't find that either).

[@user-bw5xf3yr3m]

Does it blow wind to clear the dust while cutting

[@ChampionsOfTheTrade]

No. Not sure that I know of any jigsaw that does that.

[@Mike-gz4xn]

Does it blow the dust away while cutting?

[@ChampionsOfTheTrade]

Hi Mike, seems to do a pretty good job of doing that in my experience. 👍

[@vasik2367]

Спасибо из России!

[@ChampionsOfTheTrade]

Sorry, I don't understand.

[@Afraidof7]

The on/off button times out!!!! So if you intermittently us this saw you have to hit that button every time.

[@ChampionsOfTheTrade]

Yes, it's a safety feature

[@pumbsteri]

Isn't the lever on the side for adjusting orbital cutting?

[@ChampionsOfTheTrade]

Yes you are correct, but it is also for different applications, examples are. Position 0 for mild steel and plastics, position 3 for fast cutting plywood

[@pumbsteri]

@@ChampionsOfTheTrade yeah but you said it was about blade angles?

[@ChampionsOfTheTrade]

@@pumbsteri because it does change the angle of the blades slightly. Off the top of my head, I couldn't tell you the degree's, I'd have to look it up.

[@pumbsteri]

@@ChampionsOfTheTrade Did you remove my last comment? I'll post it again: Orbital cutting doesn't change the angle, it thrusts the blade forward to increase cutting speed. There are no degrees to look up, there's only small, medium and large orbital cutting action.

[@ChampionsOfTheTrade]

@@pumbsteri Thank you. Always good to learn something new. (Fyi, we never delete comments unless they're inappropriate).

[@philiphaverly4314]

Your audio quality is inadequate turn the video off after about 5 seconds

[@ChampionsOfTheTrade]

Thank you for letting us know about this, I'm really sorry you were unable to watch the video. We have since bought some microphones to improve the quality of the audio in our videos, and are committed to creating the best content possible ~ Rachel

[@andymccabe6712]

@@ChampionsOfTheTrade audio's fine for me ....people never admit they have a hearing problem.....or their equipments faulty!!!

[@ChampionsOfTheTrade]

@@andymccabe6712 Thank you for your feedback 👍Much appreciated.

[@tcg1_qc]

@@andymccabe6712 No, he's talking about the quality. We can hear well, but the quality is not very good. But I personally don't care, as long as I can hear what's being said and it's not annoying.