Jigsaw No name WYRZYNARKA 18V, 80 mm cutting depth, 25.4 mm stroke

The cordless jigsaw No name WYRZYNARKA 18V is a portable cutting tool designed for straight and curved cuts in wood, plastics and similar sheet materials. Powered at 18 volts and featuring a maximum cutting depth of 80 mm with a 25.4 mm stroke, this jigsaw is intended for renovation, joinery and general DIY tasks where mobility and ease of handling are important. The tool accepts standard jigsaw blades and is suitable for use in locations without direct mains power when paired with a compatible 18V battery and charger (battery and charger not included).

Advantages

The jigsaw combines a compact cordless design with a relatively deep cutting capacity, allowing users to work on thicker boards and panels while retaining portability. The 25.4 mm stroke delivers effective material removal for faster cuts, and compatibility with standard blades provides flexibility to select blade type and tooth pattern for different materials and cut types. The tool's form factor and cordless operation reduce physical constraints on site and in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Making straight and curved cuts in soft and hardwoods
• Cutting plastic sheets and composite boards
• On-site renovation and repair tasks
• Joinery details and custom DIY furniture projects

Key specifications

• Power supply: 18 V (cordless, battery not included)
• Maximum cutting depth in wood: 80 mm
• Stroke (saw arm travel): 25.4 mm
• Blade type: compatible with standard jigsaw blades
• Intended materials: wood, plastics and similar sheet materials
• Operation: handheld, portable

How to use

Install a compatible jigsaw blade securely according to the blade-fit system of the tool, then insert a charged 18V battery and ensure the battery is locked in place. Mark the cut line on the workpiece and clamp the material to prevent movement. Start the jigsaw and allow it to reach operating speed before engaging the workpiece; guide the saw steadily along the cut line without forcing the blade. For curved cuts, reduce feed rate and follow the line with smooth motion. After cutting, release the trigger and wait for the blade to stop before setting the tool down and removing the battery.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate blade types for the material and desired finish; finer-tooth blades for cleaner cuts in thin materials and coarse blades for faster removal in thicker stock. Secure the workpiece and wear suitable personal protective equipment, including eye and hearing protection. Check blade condition regularly and replace worn or damaged blades to maintain cut quality and reduce motor load. Ensure compatibility of the battery and charger with the 18V specification before use.