Makita 4329/2 240V Orbital Action Jigsaw

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Weighing in at 1900 grams, the Makita 4329 is lightweight and easy to handle, reducing user fatigue during prolonged use. Furthermore, it comes with a saw blade included, offering convenience right out of the box. Variable speed control – This feature allows you to match the speed of the speed to the material you are cutting for consistent top quality cuts all the time. If it is a fine cut in wood or a straight one in plaster you're looking for without going as heavy as a circular saw, the jigsaw is a practical tool when it comes to carrying out simple work. Depending on the material to be processed, the product range also offers the right accessories, in addition to the machines themselves. For example, there are many different saw blades that can be used, just like with sanders & grinders. The differences in the sawblades are mostly size, width and coarseness of the prongs. A perennial example of this is the Makita 4329, which is always a popular choice. But how is it measuring up? Makita 4329 - The Lowdown Well built – Makita 4329 has impressive speed, sturdy, comfortable, durable, and amazing cutting power. Its design means there is little chance of you losing control when you’re using it even on the toughest of materials.

I've had/owned/used and killed cheaper power tools and I've come to the conclusion over the years that cheap tools, specially those that require power of some sort are cheap for a reason. They don't last or the product is updated in such a way that you cannot get parts for which means you have to throw it away and buy another cheap power tool.Constructed with quality materials, the Makita 4329 exhibits durability and longevity, allowing for prolonged use without compromising performance. Its sturdy build ensures stability during cutting, enabling accurate and precise results.

I came across a Makita 18v drill some years ago and it was well used when I obtained it. A couple of new batteries later and I carried on using it in places I didn't really fancy using a power drill in the event that drill snagged and twisted the power drill out of my hand like if I'm up a ladder. At the end of the day it's just a jigsaw and maybe to some people an over inflated priced jigsaw but to me it's a nicely priced jigsaw that if it breaks down at all I'm able to get it serviced at a Makita service centre or I've able to get hold of parts on the internet to do it myself.

Absence of LED light – The only downside of this tool is it doesn’t have a LED light meaning you can use it in a poorly lit or dim room. You will need to buy a lamp or have some sort of light in the area you are working to be able to use it in the dark.