Makita DJV180Z jigsaw — specs & overview
Key specifications
- Brand
- Makita
- Type
- Cordless
- Battery voltage
- 18 V
- Strokes / min
- 2600 SPM
- Stroke length
- 26 mm
- Cut in wood
- 135 mm
- Cut in steel
- 10 mm
- Blade fitting
- Bayonet Fitting
- Weight
- 2.36 kg
The Makita DJV180Z is an 18V cordless jigsaw designed for portable cutting tasks. It utilizes a Bayonet Fitting system for securing blades. This tool reaches a maximum speed of 2600 strokes per minute.
It handles various materials with ease. You can cut through wood up to 135mm thick or steel up to 10mm thick. The 26.0mm stroke length provides the necessary movement for these deeper cuts in dense timber.
The machine weighs 2.36kg. This weight offers a balance between stability and portability during extended use on a job site.
Strengths
- High cutting capacity in wood reaches 135mm.
- Fast operation with 2600 strokes per minute.
- Versatile blade changes via the Bayonet Fitting system.
- Capable of cutting steel up to 10mm thick.
Things to consider
- The tool is sold as a bare unit without batteries or a charger.
- It requires an 18V Makita battery system to function.
Who it's for
This jigsaw suits tradespeople who already own Makita 18V LXT tools. It works well for woodworkers needing deep cuts in thick lumber.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum thickness of wood this tool can cut?
The DJV180Z can cut through wood with a maximum thickness of 135mm.
Does this model include a battery?
No, this specific model is a bare tool and does not come with an 18V battery or charger.
How does the blade attachment work?
The jigsaw uses a Bayonet Fitting system to secure the blades in place.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum thickness of wood this tool can cut?
The DJV180Z can cut through wood with a maximum thickness of 135mm.
Does this model include a battery?
No, this specific model is a bare tool and does not come with an 18V battery or charger.
How does the blade attachment work?
The jigsaw uses a Bayonet Fitting system to secure the blades in place.