Questions and Answers for RYOBI 4.8 Amp Corded Variable Speed Orbital Jig Saw

A:  Its easy just turn the knob above the blade pull out the blade turn the knob hold slide in new blade that's it

A:  Hi Eagle. Thanks for your interest in the RYOBI 4.8 Amp Corded Variable Speed Orbital Jig Saw JS481LG. To install blade: Unplug the saw. Rotate orbital adjustment knob to position 3. Rotate the rapid change blade clamp so that the slot in the blade clamp is aligned with the slot in the blade support roller. Holding the blade clamp in place, insert the saw blade as far as possible into the slot in the blade clamp body and blade support roller. Check to make sure the back of the saw blade is centered in the slot of the blade support roller and blade clamp. Release the blade clamp. Make sure the blade is securely in place. Check that the blade is inserted fully and completely secured. Blade will lock into position when correctly installed. Thanks for asking. - Eve

A:  It's in the manual, although I have had problems getting the blades to lock in place.

A:  It has toolless blade change. See the manual for details. https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfImages/fe/fe993de9-a59c-4d62-9b27-943546877646.pdf

A:  The saw comes with a blade that has a T, and by pulling back the spring on the saw it snap right in place. It literally takes a second to change the blade and no tools are needed.

A:  The small black lever, into which the blade slides, twists to opne. Push blade fully in and let the spring-loaded lever return, locking the blade in place.

A:  Hey, Papo. Thank you for your interest in the RYOBI 4.8 Amp Corded Variable Speed Orbital Jig Saw JS481LG. Absolutely! This saw is great for plastics! -Jess

A:  yes

A:  It would easily cut 3/4 PVC board

A:  Hi Shay! You certainly can use this tool for that purpose.

A:  Yes you can. I install it a lot and it is a great saw.

A:  Yes. Use a slower speed and finer toothed blade. Keep the pEr adjacent to your customer Tight against a firm surface to keep it from bouncing.

A:  Yes, use a fine tooth metal blade for the best results

A:  Yes, works perfect for that job. You will want to start the cut with a drill and bit to insert blade for cutting.

A:  Hi Nancy! This Jigsaw weighs 4.8 pounds.

A:  The weight is in the specs for the item.

A:  yes, but you want to use a fine blade.

A:  Hi Ryan. Use tape on the edges to help with chipping and splintering. also use a blade that is made specifically for Laminate. Thanks for asking. Greg

A:  You might with a fine tooth blade but the majority of articles recommend a skill saw and putting tape down on the finish side to prevent chipping. If you use a skillnsay, get a fine tooth blade like you would cut plywood with

A:  yes

A:  This jigsaw will accept ALL T-shank blades. I use Bosch, but it wil also take Dewalt ones.

A:  Yes.

A:  Hi ALD, That should not be an issue to use any T shank jig saw blade. Thanks for asking. Greg

A:  Any T-shank blade should work, including the Dewalt blades.

A:  No. This is a 110volt only!

A:  NO!!!!!!

A:  No. It has a 110v motor only.

A:  Hello! Thanks for the question. Our tools are 110V. They are not recommended for use with adapters.

A:  NO!!!!

A:  Hi VICTOR, We're so sorry you're experiencing issues with your saw. We want to help! Please give us a call with your model number, serial number, and the receipt from when you purchased the product. 1.800.860.4050 - RYOBI Customer Service

A:  Try a magnet it might work as long as blade was metal

A:  Use a dental pick (not a tooth pick). You can get them at Harbor Freight for next to nothing. I use them all the time to do this sort of thing. Be sure your holding the r stained all the way over, it should just fall out Rf

A:  Hi RO, This jig saw has a stamped steal base. Thanks for asking. Greg

A:  Aluminum with steel screws

A:  This is 110-120 voltage tool.

A:  It's a 110v saw. I suggest you contact Ryobi and find exactly what you need.

A:  Hi Jess, This saw uses the 120v power only. Thanks for asking. Greg

A:  Only if you have an adapter for that country that will convert it to the proper voltage in that country I think?

A:  Only 110-120