Schultz 400W Electric Jigsaw – Second Hand

The Schultz 400W Electric Jigsaw is a compact corded power tool designed for straight and curved cutting applications. With a 3,000 RPM no-load speed, it offers a maximum stated cutting capacity of 55mm in wood and 6mm in steel, making it useful for DIY, workshop, repair and general cutting jobs. 🔍 Product Specifications Brand: Schultz Power Tools Type: Electric Jigsaw Model: M1Q-KS2-55 Power: 400W Voltage: 220–240V Frequency: 50Hz No-Load Speed: 3,000 RPM Maximum Cutting Capacity – Wood: 55mm Maximum Cutting Capacity – Steel: 6mm Power Source: Corded Electric Manufacture Date: February 2017 Condition: Second Hand

⭐ Key Features
⚡ 400W motor for general-purpose cutting tasks
🚀 3,000 RPM no-load speed for efficient cutting
🪵 Cuts wood up to 55mm, according to the rating plate
🔩 Cuts steel up to 6mm, when used with a suitable blade
↪️ Suitable for straight and curved cuts
✋ Integrated handle for comfortable handling and control
📐 Adjustable metal base plate for different cutting requirements
🔌 Corded operation provides continuous power without batteries
🛠️ What Can It Be Used For?

With the appropriate blade fitted, this jigsaw can be used for cutting wood, boards, sheet materials and suitable metal. It is useful for DIY projects, furniture repairs, renovations, shaping work, cut-outs and general workshop jobs.

💚 Why Is It Important for the Customer?

A jigsaw provides greater flexibility than many larger saws when working on curves, shapes, openings and detailed cuts. The compact design makes it easier to guide around a workpiece, while the corded 400W motor eliminates the need to recharge batteries.

♻️ Product Condition

Second Hand. The jigsaw shows visible signs of previous use, including marks, scratches, scuffs, dirt/discolouration and wear to the housing and identification labels.

📸 Please refer to the supplied photographs for the exact cosmetic condition of the item.

Included: Schultz 400W jigsaw with attached power cord as pictured. No blades or other accessories should be assumed to be included unless shown or specified.