Jigsaw Makita 4329J — 450 W, cutting depth 65 mm, stroke 18 mm, bevel 0–45°

Makita 4329J is a corded jigsaw with a 450 W motor, compact body and 2 m power cable. Designed for straight and beveled cuts, the tool delivers up to 3,100 strokes per minute at no load and an 18 mm stroke length for consistent cutting performance. The jigsaw provides a maximum cutting depth of 65 mm in wood and supports bevel cuts between 0° and 45° for angled work. With a body width of 77 mm and a net weight of approximately 1.9 kg, this model is intended for woodworking, renovation and tasks requiring precise contour and plunge cutting.

Advantages

The Makita 4329J combines a 450 W AC motor with a lightweight, narrow housing to balance power and maneuverability. Its 18 mm stroke length and high no-load speed enable efficient material removal and smooth cutting. The tool’s bevel adjustment up to 45° expands its versatility for bevel and mitre-like operations, while the moderate cutting depth of 65 mm in wood covers most interior woodworking needs. The 2 m cable and slim 77 mm profile improve handling near work surfaces and in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Cutting soft and hardwood panels, boards and timber up to 65 mm thick
• Making straight, curved and bevel cuts for furniture and joinery
• Renovation and remodeling work including window and door openings
• Precise trimming and plunge cuts where compact tool size is required

Key specifications

• Motor power: 450 W
• No-load stroke rate: up to 3,100 spm (strokes per minute)
• Stroke length: 18 mm
• Maximum cutting depth in wood: 65 mm
• Bevel angle range: 0°–45°
• Power supply: mains (AC), 2 m cable
• Net weight: approximately 1.9 kg
• Body width: 77 mm

How to use

Secure the workpiece and select an appropriate saw blade for the material and cut type. Install the blade according to the manufacturer’s instructions, ensure it is firmly seated and tensioned if required. Set the bevel angle between 0° and 45° and adjust cutting speed by using the tool’s speed control or triggering method if available. Position the shoe flat on the work surface, start the jigsaw and allow it to reach full speed before advancing the tool steadily along the cutline. For plunge cuts, mark the entry point and initiate the cut with light downward pressure, keeping hands clear of the blade path. After completing the cut, switch off and unplug the tool before changing blades or making adjustments.

Usage recommendations

Use blades designed for the target material and tooth geometry for the best balance of speed and finish. Secure workpieces with clamps, wear appropriate eye and hearing protection, and follow local electrical safety guidelines when working with an AC-powered jigsaw. For repetitive or deep cuts, use slow, controlled feeds to preserve blade life and reduce vibration; for bevel cuts, double-check shoe alignment at the set angle before cutting.