Makita 4329K Jig Saw

The Makita 4329K jig saw combines a 3.9 amp motor with a variable-speed dial control (500-3,100 SPM) to help optimize cutting. The saw provides a 11/16-inch stroke and three orbital cut settings as well as standard straight cutting. It has a compact design measuring 8 7/8 inches long and weighs 4.2 pounds. The limit of cutting wood is 2 9/16-inches deep. The die-cast aluminum base adjusts up to 45 degrees right or left and positive stop at 90 degrees, the die-cast aluminum base dampens sound and helps in reduce vibration. An ergonomically designed rubberized grip offers a larger trigger with a lock-on button.

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The lock can be set with the thumb while holding the saw with your right hand. The counterweight balancing system is designed for reduced vibration and causes less fatigue. Very little vibration gets transmitted through to your hands or the piece you are cutting. The saw operates much more quietly than other jig saws, ensuing more precise cuts.

Key features:

  • 3 orbital settings plus straight cutting with a powerful 3.9 AMP motor for use in a variety of materials
  • Ergonomically designed rubberized grip for increased comfort and control
  • Variable speed control dial (500-3,100 SPM) enables user to match the speed to the application for optimal cutting performance in a variety of materials
  • Counterweight balancing system for reduced vibration
  • Die-cast aluminum base adjusts up to 45° right or left and positive stop at 90° for solid cutting performance
  • Large trigger switch for easy operation
  • Lock-on button for extended operation
  • Through-the-body dust port provides optimal dust management with use of clear dust cover and vacuum
  • Onboard hex wrench for fast and easy blade changes and bevel adjustments
  • Uses Tang shank blades

Specifications:

Length of Stroke 11/16″
Max Cutting CapacityWood at 90°2-9/16″
 Steel at 90°1/4″
Strokes per Minute 500 – 3,100 SPM
AMPS (120V) 3.9
Overall Length 8-3/4″
Net Weight (lbs.) 4.2
Shipping Weight (lbs.) 7.6
UPC Code 088381-083300
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Review:

The Makita 4239K jig saw is a light and low vibration tool with adjustable speed and that makes it perfect for beginners. It is a very stable power tool and works without flaws. The accuracy is amazing since it has very low vibrations and the motor is powerful with a feature to control the way it operates. This allows for smooth and intricate cuts that you will need most of the time. The saw requires a hex wrench to change the saw’s cutting angle and blade, this is on-tool storage space for the hex wrench. This allows adjusting the bevel or change the blade efficiently. The blade locking system is easy to use, locks tight and square. The jig saw uses type B-23 Tang-shank blades only.The Makita 4329K 3.9 Jig Saw has a dust port that allows you to attach your vacuum to the unit, whenever the saw is in non-beveled operation. The dust cover is transparent and can slid up and down for shielding. It’s sometimes tricky to move it in and out of position, but with its through-the-body dust port system it provides exceptional dust management. Even if you are in the finishing and furniture making business, this is the saw for you since it has all the functionalities that you will need when you are in your work. It is cheap enough to buy and if you want a sturdy and reliable tool then the Makita 4329K 3.9 Jig Saw is the tool for you!

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