Skil 4395-01 Safety Instructions

To change the blade, ensure the jigsaw is unplugged. Lift the blade clamp lever and remove the old blade. Insert a new blade with the teeth facing forward and release the lever to secure it.
The Skil 4395-01 Jigsaw is suitable for cutting wood, metal, plastic, and ceramic tiles. Ensure you use the appropriate blade for each material type.
Check if the jigsaw is plugged in and the power source is working. Inspect the power cord for damage and ensure the power switch is functioning properly.
Regularly clean the jigsaw with a dry cloth, check for any loose screws, and lubricate moving parts with machine oil. Replace blades when they become dull.
Yes, the Skil 4395-01 Jigsaw can make bevel cuts. Adjust the base plate to the desired angle up to 45 degrees and lock it in place with the bevel adjustment lever.
To reduce splintering, use a fine-tooth blade and apply masking tape along the cut line. Cutting with the finished side facing down can also help minimize splintering.
The orbital action feature allows the blade to move in a slightly circular motion, increasing cutting efficiency for softer materials. Adjust the orbital action setting based on the material being cut.
Use a straight edge guide or a clamped piece of wood as a fence along the cutting line. Ensure the jigsaw is properly aligned and move steadily along the guide.
Yes, the Skil 4395-01 Jigsaw is designed to cut curves. Use a narrow blade for better maneuverability and guide the jigsaw slowly along the marked curve.
Ensure the blade clamp lever is fully engaged. Check for any debris in the blade holder and ensure the blade is compatible with the jigsaw. If the issue persists, the clamp mechanism may need inspection or replacement.