Makita corded

Makita 4329 / 1 jigsaw — specs & overview

Makita 4329 / 1 jigsaw

Key specifications

Brand
Makita
Type
Corded
Motor power
450 W
Strokes / min
500–3100 SPM
Stroke length
18 mm
Cut in wood
65 mm
Cut in steel
6 mm
Blade fitting
Bayonet Fitting
Weight
1.9 kg

The Makita 4329 / 1 is a corded jigsaw designed for stationary or handheld cutting tasks. It operates on a 450W motor that provides consistent power through a standard mains connection. This model features a stroke length of 18.0 mm to manage material removal during operation. Users can adjust the speed between a minimum of 500 and a maximum of 3100 strokes per minute.

Speed control allows for different material types. Because you can vary the stroke rate, you can select slower speeds for harder metals or faster rates for soft timber.

The tool uses a Bayonet Fitting system for blade changes. This mechanism ensures that blades stay secure during heavy-duty cutting in wood up to 65 mm thick. It also handles steel cuts with a maximum thickness of 6 mm. At 1.9 kg, the unit is light enough for extended use without excessive fatigue.

Strengths

  • The 450W motor provides sufficient power for deep wood cuts reaching 65 mm.
  • Variable speed settings ranging from 500 to 3100 strokes per minute offer versatility across different materials.
  • A Bayonet Fitting system allows for quick and secure blade swaps during a project.

Things to consider

  • The 6 mm limit for steel means it is not intended for thick metal plate work.
  • As a corded tool, you must remain near a power outlet for continuous operation.

Who it's for

This jigsaw suits DIY enthusiasts or light tradespeople who need a reliable tool for woodworking and thin metal tasks. Its 1.9 kg weight makes it suitable for those performing many cuts in a single session.

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum thickness of wood this tool can cut?

The Makita 4329 / 1 can cut through wood with a maximum thickness of 65 mm.

How does the blade attachment system work?

This model uses a Bayonet Fitting to secure the blades in place during use.

Can I adjust the cutting speed on this model?

Yes, you can adjust the stroke rate between 500 and 3100 strokes per minute depending on your requirements.

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum thickness of wood this tool can cut?

The Makita 4329 / 1 can cut through wood with a maximum thickness of 65 mm.

How does the blade attachment system work?

This model uses a Bayonet Fitting to secure the blades in place during use.

Can I adjust the cutting speed on this model?

Yes, you can adjust the stroke rate between 500 and 3100 strokes per minute depending on your requirements.