DeWALT DWE349
 | Outdated Product $232.00 Powered jigsaw with 650W electric motor. It features increased sawing speed and a wide range of operating speeds (stroke frequency can be changed from 500 to 3200 strokes/min). There is a pendulum mechanism, thanks to which the file “bites” into wood and other soft materials faster and easier. According to passport data, the maximum sawing depth when working on wood is 85 mm (for aluminium - 20 mm, for steel - 10 mm). Jigsaw DeWALT DWE349 has a bracket-shaped handle (in the shape of the letter D) with rubber pads. The soleplate is made of die-cast metal and can tilt left and right by 45° for miter cuts. The sawdust blower system is integrated into the design of the tool, which cleans the cutting line during sawing. The keyless saw blade change mechanism allows you to quickly change toothed...blades without the use of auxiliary tools. |
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Powered jigsaw with 650W electric motor. It features increased sawing speed and a wide range of operating speeds (stroke frequency can be changed from 500 to 3200 strokes/min). There is a pendulum mechanism, thanks to which the file “bites” into wood and other soft materials faster and easier. According to passport data, the maximum sawing depth when working on wood is 85 mm (for aluminium - 20 mm, for steel - 10 mm).
Jigsaw DeWALT DWE349 has a bracket-shaped handle (in the shape of the letter D) with rubber pads. The soleplate is made of die-cast metal and can tilt left and right by 45° for miter cuts. The sawdust blower system is integrated into the design of the tool, which cleans the cutting line during sawing. The keyless saw blade change mechanism allows you to quickly change toothed blades without the use of auxiliary tools.
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