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Product Snapshot: Handheld Jigsaw and Robotic Total Station

08/27/2012
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The JS572EB Barrel-Grip Jigsaw features Bosch's Precision Control II system, which has double-roller blade guides and an auto-centering function to keep the blades firmly within the rollers. A tool-less blade change system allows for quick insertion of T-shank blades. It is powered by a 7.2-amp-rated motor and has a variable speed dial. Bosch Power Tools; 877-267-2499; www.boschtools.com
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This week we look at a compact, handheld jigsaw from Bosch Power Tools and a new series of robotic total stations from Topcon Positioning Systems. Click to begin the slide show.

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