18V ONE+ Jigsaw - Tool Only (RJS18)

Learn how to cut ceramic tile with a Ryobi jigsaw using the correct diamond or carbide blade and essential safety precautions.

Ryobi jigsaws can cut wood, metal, plastic, and drywall when using the correct T-shank blade for each material. Learn how to choose safely.

Discover how to clean a Ryobi jigsaw correctly, including safe power removal, dust cleaning, and proper tool maintenance tips.

Learn how to cut straight with a jigsaw by using the right blade, proper installation, and guided cutting techniques for cleaner, precise cuts.

Learn how to cut metal with a Ryobi jigsaw using the right bi-metal blade, correct TPI, speed settings, and essential safety tips.

Learn how to change a Ryobi jigsaw blade safely using T-shank blades, tool-less clamps, and quick-change levers on corded and cordless models.

Learn how to make fine cuts with a Ryobi jigsaw using high-TPI blades, low orbital settings, and smooth cutting technique.

Learn about Ryobi jigsaw base plates, including compatibility details and no-mar plate features that help protect workpiece surfaces.

Find out why jigsaw blades bend during cutting and how to stop it by choosing the correct blade, improving control, and reducing pressure.

Saw cutting out during use? Learn how to troubleshoot blade issues, battery power, overheating, and application problems for safe, reliable cutting.

Learn how to safely troubleshoot reciprocating saw activation issues, including battery checks, cord inspection, cooling, and debris removal.

Learn what a jigsaw does and why it’s ideal for straight, curved, bevel, and plunge cuts across wood, metal, and plastic.

Learn how jigsaw pendulum (orbital) action works and how to choose the right setting for cutting speed, finish quality, and material type.

Discover the differences between barrel grip and top handle jigsaws, including control, comfort, and cutting accuracy.

Discover Ryobi jigsaw blade compatibility: T-shank blades provide quick changes and allow cutting timber, metal, plastic, aluminium, and ceramic.

For best Ryobi ONE+ performance and runtime, use a 4.0Ah or higher 18V battery. Smaller batteries offer reduced power and runtime.