Makita 4350CT/1 jigsaw — specs & overview
Key specifications
- Brand
- Makita
- Type
- Corded
- Motor power
- 720 W
- Strokes / min
- 800–2800 SPM
- Stroke length
- 26 mm
- Cut in wood
- 135 mm
- Cut in steel
- 10 mm
- Blade fitting
- Bayonet Fitting
- Weight
- 2.6 kg
The Makita 4350CT/1 is a corded jigsaw designed for stationary or handheld cutting tasks. It runs on a 720W motor that provides consistent power from a mains connection. This electrical setup avoids the downtime associated with battery charging during long work sessions. The tool uses a bayonet fitting system to secure blades in place.
The machine offers variable speed control ranging from 800 to 2800 strokes per minute. You can adjust these speeds depending on whether you are cutting through soft wood or harder materials like steel. A stroke length of 26.0mm allows for efficient movement through thick stock. It handles wood up to 135mm deep and steel up to 10mm.
Weight is a factor here. At 2.6kg, the unit stays stable on a workbench while remaining light enough for single-handed use.
Strengths
- High cutting capacity in timber with a maximum depth of 135mm.
- Variable speed range between 800 and 2800 strokes per minute.
- Secure blade changes using the integrated bayonet fitting system.
- Reliable power delivery via the 720W mains motor.
Things to consider
- The tool requires a continuous connection to a power outlet because it lacks a battery.
- Cutting steel is limited to a maximum thickness of 10mm.
Who it's for
This jigsaw suits woodworkers who need to make deep cuts in thick timber. It also works for light metalwork where the material stays under 10mm.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum depth this tool can cut in wood?
The Makita 4350CT/1 can cut through wood with a maximum thickness of 135mm.
How do I change the blades on this model?
This model uses a bayonet fitting system to hold and swap the blades.
Can I adjust the speed of the strokes?
Yes, you can adjust the stroke rate between a minimum of 800 and a maximum of 2800 strokes per minute.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum depth this tool can cut in wood?
The Makita 4350CT/1 can cut through wood with a maximum thickness of 135mm.
How do I change the blades on this model?
This model uses a bayonet fitting system to hold and swap the blades.
Can I adjust the speed of the strokes?
Yes, you can adjust the stroke rate between a minimum of 800 and a maximum of 2800 strokes per minute.