Cutting a wooden cross using a jigsaw. The piece is lime wood, approximately 2.5-3cm thick. This particular jigsaw does not have a very precise blade support mechanism, and tends to flex the blade even when cutting in a straight line, resulting in slanted cuts, but with care and slower movement, the deviation can be somewhat mitigated. The blade is from Bosch, for wood, for curved cuts.
As seen in the video, I applied some initial holes with 2 drills of different sizes. These holes help a lot with the cutting, no longer needing to force the blade into places with tight curves, and thus saving time and energy.
I applied different cutting speeds from the variable speed button of the saw, depe...