Happens below 1 uS per div, voltage gain does not affect it. Dave mentioned the same problem in his video but did not try to fix it.
FWIW I have a 2225 that does the same - it's on the jobs list
So if anyone does know I'd be grateful for the answer as well, might save me some time.
I assume it's some interaction between the horizontal & vertical amplifiers. First thing has to be to check all the power supply rails and make sure they're in tolerance for voltage and ripple.
It happens on the 2465 too. It's there at any vertical sensitivity, but it's more noticeable on the sensitive ranges (2mV/div). Horizontal or vertical position have no effect. It's on both main channels and very slight on the aux channels (3 & 4).
The worst wiggle is always 60ns after the start of the beam sweep. If you set delay mode, where it intensifies a portion of the sweep, the wiggles also appear in the intensified section. Also of interest is that some of the wiggles move with the intensified section as the delay setting is changed.
Clearly there's some unwanted coupling between signals associated with the beginning of A and B sweep and the vertical amps (suspects: internal trigger, beam intensity/blanking, reflections from the front end of the sawtooth), perhaps occurring through inadequate shielding or through the power supply.
Whatever it is, it's pretty easy to tell that this is a scope artifact and not in the signal source, so I haven't gone crazy trying to track it down. The absolute worst case on the 2465 is about 1/10 division and it doesn't really get in the way.