Rotary Jig Saw Machine

Product Features

A Rotary Jigsaw Machine is a specialized power tool designed for precision cutting of curved, intricate, and irregular shapes in various materials. It operates using a reciprocating blade that moves rapidly in an up-and-down or orbital motion, allowing it to make detailed cuts with high accuracy.

Common Applications

Custom Fabrication: Cutting intricate designs for crafts, signage, and inlays.
Die Board Cutting: Creating precise shapes for cutting dies in packaging and printing industries.
Template & Pattern Making: Used in woodworking, prototyping, and model making.

Key Features

Versatile Cutting
- Ideal for cutting wood, plywood, MDF, acrylic, and other sheet materials commonly used in die-making, signage, and craftwork.
Adjustable Speed
- Variable speed settings (e.g., 500–3000 strokes per minute) enable control for different materials and cutting complexities.
Compact & Lightweight
- Easy to handle for extended use, reducing operator fatigue during detailed tasks.
Precision & Control
- Enables tight-radius curves, sharp corners, and clean cuts for templates, molds, and custom designs.

Rotary Die Cutting Machine Hand Operation

Machine Specifications

Parameter	Model RJ-360	Model RJ-487
Max Cutting Depth	60mm	60mm
Power Supply	220V, 50Hz	220V, 50Hz
Rated Input Power	550W	550W
Load Current	2.6A	2.6A
No-Load Stroke Speed	500–3000/min	500–3000/min
Weight	2.3kg	2.3kg

Key Advantages for Die-Making

High Precision & Durability – Engineered to maintain cutting accuracy over extended use, reducing material waste and ensuring consistent die quality.
Ease of Operation – Designed for intuitive use, enabling smooth cutting of complex shapes and contours commonly required in die board fabrication.
Safe & Eco-Friendly Operation – Low noise, minimal vibration, and efficient dust extraction compatibility contribute to a safer and cleaner workshop environment.

Detailed Operating Instructions

1. Preparation

Ensure the work area is clean and well-lit.
Securely clamp the die board to prevent movement during cutting.
Select the appropriate blade for the material (e.g., plywood, MDF, or acrylic).
Connect the machine to a 220V, 50Hz power source.

2. Starting the Machine

Place the saw at the edge of the die board, aligning the blade with the marked cutting line.
Press and hold the red start button to activate the machine.
Allow the blade to reach the desired speed (adjustable via speed control, if available) before beginning the cut.

3. Cutting Process

Guide the saw steadily along the design lines, applying gentle forward pressure.
For sharp corners or intricate patterns, reduce speed and use short, controlled movements.
Let the blade do the work—avoid forcing the saw, which may cause blade deflection or breakage.

4. Completion

Release the start button to stop the machine.
Wait for the blade to come to a complete stop before setting the saw down.
Unplug the machine after use.

Important Safety & Maintenance Notes

✅ Do’s:

Always wear safety glasses and hearing protection.
Use sharp, undamaged blades suitable for the material.
Keep the saw base flat against the workpiece for stable cutting.
Regularly clean the blade guard and ventilation slots to prevent dust buildup.
Store the machine in a dry, dust-free environment.

❌ Don’ts:

Do not operate in wet or damp conditions.
Do not force the blade or cut at excessive speeds.
Do not remove chips or debris while the blade is moving.
Do not use damaged cords or plugs.
Avoid cutting materials beyond the specified 60mm depth.

Maintenance Tips:

Lubricate moving parts as recommended in the manual.
Periodically check blade alignment and fastening.
Inspect power cord and switch regularly for wear.
Have electrical components serviced only by qualified personnel.

This machine is designed for precision die board cutting, offering reliability and control for professional die-making applications. For further technical support or blade recommendations, please consult our supplier team.