Electric jigsaw Metabo STEB 65 Quick 601030000, 450 W Review

I bought it, and it with . but it fell in price in a day, if you have ever worked with a decent jigsaw, you will not like this one, but it is relatively cheap. Now you can take 4800, purely for home, once every six months, for professional use definitely not!

Reflecting on this purchase.Pros: very fast. everything looks and works as it should. Thank you! Has cons: it is a pity that there is no pick-up point in Kazakh

A thorough assessment of this item.Pros: Long soft power cord, does not interfere with cutting time. With its cons: The hex wrench attached to the jigsaw falls out, easy to lose.

Sharing my personal take.With its pros: Long soft power cord, does not interfere with cutting time. Cons: The hex wrench attached to the jigsaw falls out, easy to lose.

I have been working as a furniture assembler for 15 years. This jigsaw is only suitable for sawing laminate and plywood. It cuts countertops poorly; in principle, it was good. before that there was hitachi 700 watts, there were no such problems, although there was no soft move. in general, this is not an option for kitchen workers.

In short: Excellent jigsaw for the money! Suitable for furniture makers! Now in order: I chose a jigsaw for installing kitchens. (Embed a sink, var. Panel, make cuts in chipboard) There are 2 standing devices in this price - this model and Makita. Their characteristics are similar, the main difference in Metabo is the presence of a quick-clamping file. Makita will have to install it every time with a hexagon. An important parameter in this model is the absence of large vibrations. With the…

It does not heat up when working with wood (board 25mm thick), and it ran continuously for around 20 minutes. My copy is well-cut.

I don’t know why I bought it like this, but now it copes with all the tasks with a bang. They took my Chinese jigsaw away from me, and for the second time I try not to take kitaschina. Worked - learned - you can take a vintage tool. Although for my tasks, normal Chinese would be suitable. I really like it, and it's relatively inexpensive. I don't claim to be objective.)

The jigsaw is excellent, serves faithfully, I recommend! Got pros: I took this jigsaw in February 18th. He saws with dignity, and sawed plywood, and chipboard and 38mm countertops, and all sorts of bars, swallows everything. Blade change is very easy! With its cons: With a large depth, the saw takes the file to the side, but this is shorter due to bad saws, the jigsaw is not to blame. The protective plastic screen interferes more with looking where you are sawing than it protects. It does not…

Some pros: Is that the price, I bought for 2900. The mechanism for quick clamping of the file. With its cons: Terrible corners. Not suitable for cutting dense rocks or thick material at all. It is not possible to cut the table top evenly or make a drink.

With all due respect to Metabo, I have to say that your jigsaw is no good. Well, perhaps, to cut something for firewood. As I did not try to adjust, but the file is always at an angle. That is, the cut is extremely curved. With rough work, this was all right. If it weren't for the hellish collapse. You make a radius and then you still have to shoot with a shlifer for a long and tedious time. On thick parts (for example, a tabletop), you have to remove from 2 to 4 mm of material.

In fact, sawing in the dark is stupid, so the backlight, as such, is not needed. Regarding the many reviews about the crooked saw: 1 - Take high-quality files, 2 - Have straight arms. I compared this tool with a jigsaw Interskol MP 100E Outcome: For the house will go. It makes no sense to compare with professional models, not the same price range. Has pros: Price, build quality, clear attachment of the file, smooth cut, no withdrawal, light enough. Cons below: It does not blow off sawdust…

Actually, all the problems with the evenness of the cut are caused by two reasons. The first, crazy vibration when working with dense lumber. That is, she conducts plywood and MDF normally, but the tighter lining from pine, planken from larch and so on - already with tremendous vibration. The second, flimsy sole. Just when the jigsaw pulls, you start to press it against the surface in order to somehow control the evenness of the cut. As a result, a bent sole, a crooked cut and a lot of…

For very small work - thin boards, thin plywood, HDF. In general, a one-time cut. If you want the result, you need to buy a completely different kind of product. Has pros: Before that, there was a "professional-stolen Bosch. I chose the cheapest analogue on the budget, I was interested in the quick clamp parameter as fundamental. The case is visually strong. Stroke frequency adjustment. Got cons: The quick-clamping fastening of the file wedges. It is not very comfortable in the hand, for me…

Some pros: The quality of materials and assembly. Price-quality match. Worth your money. Got cons: There is no anti-splinter plate in the kit, although it costs 250, they could have completed it.

Pros below: I bought it! Excellent jigsaw. I am satisfied with the purchase. For my needs, I don’t need more! In a word, Metabo is Metabo, and even more so for this money . 5699))) Different cons: What are the disadvantages? The price is quite acceptable and there is nothing to look for here .

I use it as a handy tool to quickly open something up and cut mugs with thin files . They DEFINITELY CANNOT be used to cut countertops! But for 3 from branded offices I didn’t expect anything special, a good lobz for my money. Some pros: Well assembled, light, intuitively simple (to adjust the book you don't have to read). There is enough power for our . There is a quick blade change. Cons below: Directly does not saw in principle. He didn’t do anything with him, and he sawed and pressed along…

When working on wood (board 25mm) it does not heat up, it worked for about 20 minutes without turning it off. My copy cuts smoothly.