Power jigsaw Yato YT-82823

The Power jigsaw Yato YT-82823 is a cordless top-handle jigsaw designed for portable cutting tasks. Powered by an 18 V Lithium-Ion battery, it delivers up to 2500 strokes per minute at idle and can cut wood to a depth of approximately 50 mm. With a compact, ergonomic body and a weight of about 1.5 kg, the tool balances mobility and control for light-to-medium domestic and on-site work. The sound power level is specified at 87 dB, and the unit is intended for users who need a straightforward, battery-powered reciprocating blade saw for shaping, trimming and cutting tasks.

Advantages

The Yato YT-82823 combines cordless convenience with a high no-load stroke rate to enable quick cuts without the restriction of a power cord. Its top-handle layout offers comfortable single-hand control and improved visibility of the cutting line. The low weight improves manoeuvrability and reduces operator fatigue during extended use. The jigsaw’s cutting capacity for wood up to 50 mm makes it suitable for common construction, renovation and hobby applications.

Suitable for

• Crosscuts and curved cuts in soft and hardwood panels
• Trimming laminate, plywood and MDF
• On-site repairs and renovation tasks where portability is required
• DIY projects and small joinery jobs

Key specifications

• Power source: 18 V Lithium‑Ion battery
• No-load stroke rate: up to 2500 spm (strokes per minute)
• Maximum cutting depth in wood: 50 mm
• Design: top-handle jigsaw
• Weight: approximately 1.5 kg
• Sound power level: 87 dB

How to use

Install a compatible jigsaw blade suitable for the material and secure the battery before operation. Mark the cut line on the workpiece and clamp the workpiece to prevent movement. Hold the jigsaw by the top handle with a firm two-handed or single-handed grip as the job requires, align the blade with the marked line, and start the tool at low speed to establish the cut, then increase to the required stroke rate. Feed the saw steadily without forcing the blade; allow the blade to advance at its own pace for a cleaner cut. After finishing, release the trigger and wait for the blade to stop before setting the tool down or removing the battery.

Usage recommendations

Use blades matched to the material and desired finish (fine-tooth blades for clean finishes, coarser blades for faster rough cuts). Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye and hearing protection, and clamp the workpiece securely. For prolonged tasks, monitor battery charge and allow the motor to cool if it becomes hot. Maintain blades in good condition and replace when worn to ensure cutting accuracy and reduce stress on the motor.