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 Post subject: Roybi Cordless Jigsaw
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Does the Ryobi Jigsaw take U shank blades.

I know they take T shape.

I recently got a good deal on various packs of U shape blades.


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think you may be unlucky there :( - Big-All will be able to tell you for sure, I think :thumbright:

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i am shure i read that they take both give me an hour and i wil try one out for you :lol:

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http://www.screwfix.com/prods/27004/Pow ... W-_-27004#

http://www.screwfix.com/sfd/i/cat/pdfs/50/p41850.pdf
page 13 fig 6


"this tool is desighned for "t" blades
other blades cannot be gteed"


i only have "t" blades so i ground of the ears of a t blade and it quite happily cut a bit off 2x2"

so basicly they do work but not recomended

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Thanks for your help Big All. :thumbright:

Cheers Hoovie. :thumbright:


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