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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe Mioux View Post
    I have a Dewalt, orbital js, and wish I had a different - better- jigsaw.

    It is ok. I don't like the handle. If I had to buy another one, I would lean towards a barrel style jig saw. I have never used one, but I can imagine better control and feel with a barrel style

    Joe
    Joe,

    Just make sure that you try it out personally. When I bought my Festool Trion, I fully intended to buy the barrel style. I walked out with the D-handle version because it fit my hand better. Go figure.

    Regards,

    Dan.
    It's amazing what you can accomplish in the 11th hour, 59 minute of any project. Ya just have to keep your eye on the goal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan Clark View Post
    Joe,

    Just make sure that you try it out personally. When I bought my Festool Trion, I fully intended to buy the barrel style. I walked out with the D-handle version because it fit my hand better. Go figure.

    Regards,

    Dan.
    How did you know which Brand I was/will eventually purchase?

    Joe

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    Make sure you also buy some high quality baldes , like Bosch. Good blades will also affect the way the saw works.

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