Bosch Professional GKS 12V-26 Cordless Circular Saw, 85mm Blade

As a beginner/hobbyist: Saw works great. Nice selection of blades and accessories included (but no battery as specified, make sure you have one). Not too much information on how to use it, but easy enough to figure out or look up. Cardboard box for storage is a bit clunky but fair enough for the price.

Came with a nice selection of blades. Does the job and it’s great not to be restricted by a corded saw.

Always wanted one for my DIY projects and i needed it to cut some metal. The metal blade was included and it cut it like butter. Im very happy with bosh like always

Wouldn’t want to miss this jigsaw, used it to cut laminate for 3 rooms and a few other bits of woodworking now and it’s still working perfectly. Energy consumption feels quite efficient considering what it does, makes the battery (which isn’t included) work for quite some time. Great value for money.

Just the job for those small DIY projects. The one thing I think it could do with it's a cutting guide. Other than that it's great.

When we moved house recently, I needed a tool that could do a bit of everything: disassemble furniture, modify awkward panels, and cut through various materials without needing a full workshop setup. I bought the Bosch UniversalSaw 18V-100 (Amazon Edition, no battery), and within an hour of unpacking it, I was completely sold. It handled divan bed frames, MDF furniture, and solid pine panels — all smooth, fast, and with a lot more control than I expected. This is my first jigsaw, so I approached it as a novice. I watched a few YouTube videos on blade types, cutting techniques, and pendulum settings — surprisingly accessible stuff. The Bosch SDS blade change system made experimentation easy. I could switch blades in seconds without touching a tool. I stuck to the included Bosch 15-piece mixed set to start (wood and metal), and it's great that you get such a range with the saw. Performance and Build - Cutting depth: Up to 100mm in wood — I cut through 40mm pine legs in seconds, no bogging down. - Speed control: Variable trigger is responsive and ideal for starting slow then ramping up. - Pendulum action: I started with setting 1 for smooth cuts and worked up to 3–4 for fast demolition. The action is very noticeable when sawing thicker materials. - Weight: 1.6kg without battery (2.0kg with my aftermarket 4.0Ah), which felt very manageable, even one-handed for short bursts. - Safety features: Soft start helps prevent blade jumping. There’s also a splinter guard included for cleaner cuts on top edges. For safety, I always wore impact-rated safety glasses — especially when cutting older furniture with embedded staples or brackets. The jigsaw doesn’t throw a lot of debris, but why risk it? I also made a habit of stepping back from the cut line before turning it off, just in case of unexpected movement. Using clamps helped a lot to hold boards steady. Learning curve: - Curved cuts are harder than they look — I practised on scrap MDF to get used to steering. - Sawdust management is manual — no dust extraction, so I’d pause to clear the surface. - Keep your hand pressure light — let the blade do the work. Pushing too hard causes jagged results. I’ve now used this for: – Dismantling two tables and a full bed frame – Cutting plywood panels for under-bed storage – DIY shelving and cable management ducts – Modding garden trellis panels Pairing it with a generic 18V 4.0Ah battery, I got over an hour of intermittent use. No heating, no cutouts. I use it alongside a Bosch cordless drill and multi-tool, and the shared battery system is a genuine money-saver. Final thoughts: This saw isn’t intimidating, even if you’ve never held one before. It feels safe, deliberate, and easy to learn with. The documentation was basic, but online tutorials filled the gaps. After a few hours of hands-on use, I felt more confident than I expected. It’s not flawless — a better storage case and dust port would help — but for £70, it’s a brilliant entry into proper cordless power tools. A tool I bought out of necessity… and now use every week.

Much better than corded equivalent

Great cordless jigsaw, I bought it because I already had the drill with the batteries, the best thing is that you can use the same battery for 18v series, if you don't have already another power tool with the battery, make sure you buy the one with the battery included.

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Après deux week-ends de tests assez intensifs dessus, je peux comparer avec mon ancienne, une filaire d’une autre marque de magasins. Déjà à batterie, c’est franchement mieux, pas de câble dans la zone de travail toutes les deux secondes, et elle vient rentrer dans ma collection bosch power for All, précise, pas excessive en tarif avec le lot de lames fournies avec, des lames bosch de très bonne qualité, j’ai déjà les batteries donc pratique. la scie est précise, pas trop de vibrations, moi qui a des soucis de canal carpien, j’en suis ravi. Ça reste du bosch vert, plutôt destiné aux particuliers, ça fait encore et toujours du travail de pro. Très satisfait de mon achat, pour de l’occasionnel, la plus petite peut dépanner, pour de l’intensif l’universel 100 suit la cadence sans fléchir. Au niveau consommation de batterie, les 2ah font le taff, après avoir conçu un sapin de Noël en bois avec plateaux pour décors de noel, et une petite barrière en bois, elle était quasiment vide, mais elle ne dure pas non plus la journée, j’ai testé avec une 4ah, l’autonomie est clairement la. Bref un produit à acheter sans problèmes, je recommande

Meet my expectations. Light and simple to handle with. You should buy some additional blades, since inside package are not all different types you'll need them for your work.

Easy blade switch, ramps up slowly to speed (controlled by button) which makes it easy to start on your target line ...

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