On Tuesday, September 25, 2018 at 9:29:53 AM UTC+1, Tricky Dicky wrote:
A waggle or wobble blade is normally a circular saw blade mounted on a sleeve at a slight angle so it cuts a groove wider than the kerf.

Richard

But the o.p. was talking abiut a 'Waggle'saw not blade

But the o.p. was talking abiut a 'Waggle'saw not blade

I have never heard of an oscillating saw referred to as a "Waggle saw", a multi-tool maybe, but waggle & wobble seem fairly interchangeable when referring to that kind of circular saw.

Richard

Tricky Dicky Wrote in message:
But the o.p. was talking abiut a 'Waggle'saw not blade

I have never heard of an oscillating saw referred to as a "Waggle saw", a multi-tool maybe, but waggle & wobble seem fairly interchangeable when referring to that kind of circular saw.

Richard


From the OPs original post:-

Your definition of a waggle saw I'd guess is not much use for
cutting thin bits of skirting in situ?
Or cutting square holes in timber?

Have you ever seen one at Lidl? :-)

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