I love your teaching style so much! I actually show one of your videos to my nursing students as an example of how to positively motivate patients to change! And, as a bonus, not only has my tool collection grown, my house is looking better and better! Thank you for sharing your gifts!

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

wow, that is really nice to hear! Thanks, Christina!

Wanna know why I love youtube? Because you are in it. Excellent teaching videos. ❤

Leah, I've been using tools since I was 10 years old. Decades later, I'm hooked on your videos and I'm still learning. Thank you!

I love how precise and detailed you explain things and you go at a pace that is very easy to follow, but not too time consuming. Keep up the good work!

Leah, you're a mind reader. I just purchased, yesterday, a combo set of Bosch blades for my jigsaw. You covered all of the bases in this video and I applaud you. Keep up the great videos.

I appreciate your videos Leah! I'm a fellow lady projector and have learned so much from you, it's so refreshing to learn from another skilled and talented woman. Thank you!

I love your videos because they explain things so well and makes me feel not intimidated by the project nor the equipment. Thank you so much for all that you do!

I love the way you express yourself, great channel

Thank you for your videos. It’s always a joy to find a video of you teaching what I’m looking to learn. It’s truly a gift that in a way you’re helping build my home. Hope you’re well and finding peace!

Good job Leah, love learning different skills from you. So clear and easy to understand. Thank you!

Wish there was some outstanding citizen award we could give you! Being a single father of two im Superman and Albert Einstein put together in there eyes and honestly couldn't hold up to the standards owed to that title. Being a father these days is hard enough having both of your children abandoned by there mother's even worse but my father wasn't around my older sister taught me how to shave. While most call there father or a grandparent for advice on fixing that leaky sink.... I got you from the bottom of my heart thank you for what your doing! My sister use to say God gives us blessings where we least expect

I'm glad i end up seeing this video before using my newly bought jigsaw. Such a big help Lea. Thanks.

Thank you so much! I asked for a jigsaw for Christmas and just opened it and tried assembling the blade, but the instructions were quite unclear. This helped a lot!

Thanks so much Leah. It’s great that you show us that there are so many different blades. If you hadn’t changed one before you would just pick up the first one you saw. That’s why I love your page so much because you break it all down for us. Thanks so much Leah. Be careful and stay warm!

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

you're welcome, Becky, and thank you!!

Came to KZread to find the best way to cut a laminate countertop with the only power tool I currently own - a jigsaw. Found Leah's channel and this video was so well done I liked and subscribed during the tutorial! Great job, Leah! Straight, to-the-point, and short but descriptive video. Keep up the great work! ❤🪚🪵🔨🧰🔥🔥🔥😎👍

Thanks Leah. Excellent video. Just bought my first jigsaw!! And you have helped me with explaining which blade to use.😍

Thanks for making these videos, this one on choosing the right saw blade saved me!

You are a wee star! Thank for this and love from Edinburgh, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Thanks Leah. I didn't know about the laminate blade. I also didn't know about the handy lever on newer jigsaws for installing the blade. Very helpful video! You are a gifted teacher.

@alexku8452

6 жыл бұрын

One thing I found on cutting laminate: Laminate blades give you a cleaner cut when cutting from the top, otherwise either cut through masking tape or cut it form the back (The teeth will then rip into the up side from below). But one thing I would recommend for cutting laminate, get a whole bunch of blades. Laminate will dull blades faster than you can say Laminate and Jigsaw three times in a row.

Clear, precise and Straightforward instructions from a v likeable professional. You'd have make a great Diplomat ... Love this channel

Thanks Leah. I've been looking in the drawer of old blades my son left in the workshop and taking a guess. Got it sorted now. I appreciate the way you explain everything so us newbies don't miss out. - from another of your followers in New Zealand.

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

New Zealand 🙂

Useful information, and important tips on different blades and operation that I didn't know existed. Everyday we learn something new. Thank-you ma'am!!!

Just got my new jigsaw-I knew you could help--I bought a laminate blade for the flooring I am putting in-thank you!!

Love your video!❤ You're really good at making it easy to understand how to use the tools! Always enjoy watching you because you give me the confidence! Thank you!

My dad gave me his old Jigsaw and I never understood the blades. ,Leah! Now I do! Thank You

First time I listened to you was on how to operate an air compressor. Always the best.Thanks!

Miss Leah this was a great primer on blades and a great review for us old timers, thanks

Thanks for the memory. My first jig saw used two allen screws to hold the blade. Always a bear to change the blade. The newer ones are a great improvement!

Great video. I love your approach, and it was exactly what I needed to figure out the right blade for a project I am working on. Thanks!

Thanks! Really helped me make sure I had the right blade for cutting cable holes on my laminate desk :)

You answered my question about cutting laminate shelves with a jig saw and the proper blade. Thank you!

Thanks so much..just realised I'm using a metal blade for wood lol...now the job is almost done..you've been a great help x

Thank you, Leah! Now I'm going to go out to the garage and look at my jigsaw! I did find a blade for my jigsaw that cut plexiglass for an indoor tradeshow display! Awesome video Leah!

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

Hey, Naudi K, nice to hear from you!

I've been using my jigsaw wrong. Lol. I had no idea there were so many different kinds of blades. Thanks Leah!

I have the same jigsaw since 1995, and I have never put much attention to the blade I was using, as long as I felt the cut going smooth. I only used it occasionally to fix something at home, but have recently started to take on woodworking as a hobby, and realized I have to pay attention to those things. Thanks for a very simple and complete explanation!

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

you're very welcome, Roberto, glad it was helpful!

Im a beginner and Just started watching ur Videos and very very thankful thanks!!🤓👍

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

you're very welcome, Roy, and welcome to our channel!

Wow you are amazing and described it so easily and gave a great overview!! Thank you! Just bought my first jug saw today!

Hugely helpful. Really simple, clear instructions. Great video. Thanks.

I love your videos. Thank you so much for making super informative, inspiring, and interesting videos.

I am sure you heard it before : you are the best teacher !

Thank you so much Leah, again you answered my question and now I can finish my project.

Thanks Leah. Awesome as always. Hope your new year is great. Take care and thanks for all you have taught me.

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

you're welcome, Jerold, and Happy New Year to you as well!

You made it so easy to understand. Also, for anyone else, "down cut" is also called "reverse cut"

@rkfarmranch8214

3 жыл бұрын

Thanx fir clarifying, I got a new set of blades yesterday and I don’t recall in the past ever seeing a reverse blade so I’m still not sure what it’s intended for because I’m not using it on laminate just regular carpentry.

@-smp-scientificmethodpersp838

3 жыл бұрын

@@rkfarmranch8214 reverse cut is like a Japanese pull saw Also, my pleasure ✌😉👍 I hate feeling lost or not having enough info to understand what to do lol

@rkfarmranch8214

3 жыл бұрын

@@-smp-scientificmethodpersp838 thank you. RK

OMG!!!! Where have u been all my life?!! Thanx for being awesome!

Your teaching style is always informative and easy to understand for us beginners. I learned something new again today

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

glad to be of help!

If i ever watch one of your videos and dont learn something I'll let you know ! So far, so good 🤗

I like the way you explain things. I have a scrollsaw. hanging the blade is a bit different. Learning a lot. Thanks

I have some of those rite in the rain pads. I've never used them though. Glad to know they work well.

All of your information is very helpful thank you!

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

you're very welcome!

This was fantastically useful and very well put, thank you so much!

Very nicely made and informative video. Learned everything I needed to low about blades. Thank you

I bought the write in the rain notebooks because of you, thanks Leah

@RiteintheRainVideo

6 жыл бұрын

You rock, Eddie. Thank you.

This was a great reminder! Thanks!

Lookin’ prosperous, there Leah! Hair all edged up, product endorsements, good lighting!! Fun to follow someone for a while and watch the changes. Very cool!

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

🙂

Nicely done... as usual. Thanks Leah.

You're a great teacher and builder thanks for your knowledge

Leah is AMAZING!

Perfect information and just what I needed to know thank you 🙂

I love your channel Leah! You answer all the questions I’m too embarrassed to ask 😅 and in such good detail.

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

thanks, Julez!

Thanks Jane! Love your channel.

Jane has built some stuff in her life. Love it!

im not a beginner but appreciate the way you explain things.. new sub here.. thankyou!

That is a nice set of bits and it is nice to know how to use them to saw material. I don't currently own a jigsaw, but that information is very useful for those who do own one.

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

thanks, Sidney!

Thank you for your explanation. Very helpful.

Very informative....& enjoyable. Love your videos!

you r good the way u teach,is very descriptive.

Always wanna wait for the "you can do this!" Thanks for the video

Love your videos; I always learn something.

Verry good professor Leah, thanks.

Great video as always. Gonna get me some different blades especially when I need a fine cut

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

🙂

Thank you for sharing this was very helpful.

Yeah, I got it. Thanks for the video. It's really informative.

Excellent video - thanks!

I appreciate these videos soo much!!

Leah your a great teacher 👍🏻

Very informative as usual. Thank you!

Thank you for your knowledge this was most helpful🥰

Never seen your channel before, loved it, subscribed.

Very clear, now I can do it, many thanks.

That was very helpful. Thank you for sharing it with us.

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

you're welcome, Linda, and thanks!!

Very informative. Thank you

Your videos are so amazing and helpful!

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

thanks, Joel!

My bright green 580W Kawasaki jigsaw is 5-6 years old and uses an Allen key in two locking screws, front and side. As with many people it's not my favourite tool but it works fine.......Fav things to use are Forstner drills and square head screws for Everything...crosshead/Phillips screws if I must...

Amazing video many thanks

Very informative video Sir. Than you very much

You are the best! Thanks for the tutorial.

Love your videos. Thank you

Excellent explanation

Excellent video!

DAMN!!! I learned something new!! Thanks Thumbs up.

THANK YOU FOR THE INFORMATION SHARED I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL

When I watch your channel I hit like first. You never disappoint.

Wow I didn't know about some of these, thanks!

`Great information again! Thanks Leah!

you are absolutely amazing. Thank you for your videos!

Very clear explanation

Whether a beginner or experienced woodworker you always connect with the people.

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

thank you, Joe, that is very kind of you to say

Great video .., well explained

I agree with the lady below, great teaching style, thank you

God bless you!!!... thank you.... you are the best....!!! Greetings from Venezuela....

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

de nada!