The Power jigsaw Makita 4350FCT is a corded orbital-action jigsaw designed for precise straight and curved cuts in wood, plastics and thin metals. It weighs 2.59 kg and combines a 720 W motor with a 2.6 cm stroke length and up to 2,800 strokes per minute to deliver a balance of speed and control. The tool supports bevel cuts up to 45° and has cutting capacities suited for deep wood cutting as well as non-alloy steel, making it a versatile choice for workshop and on-site tasks that require consistent cutting performance.
Advantages
The Makita 4350FCT offers orbital action for faster, more aggressive cutting when needed, and variable speed control for delicate or detailed work. Its 720 W motor provides sufficient power for demanding cuts while the 2.6 cm stroke length preserves cutting efficiency. A 45° bevel capacity expands cutting versatility, and the relatively compact weight improves handling and reduces fatigue during extended use. The design also emphasizes stable performance and reliability for repeated professional or DIY applications.
Suitable for
- Cutting thick and thin wood panels and boards
- Making angled or bevel cuts in wood up to 45°
- Cutting non-alloy steel sheets and thin metal profiles
- Precision curved and plunge cuts in joinery and carpentry
- On-site repair work and general workshop cutting tasks
Key specifications
- Motor power: 720 W
- Stroke length: 26 mm
- No-load stroke rate: up to 2,800 spm (strokes per minute)
- Maximum wood cutting depth: 135 mm
- Maximum non-alloy steel cutting depth: 10 mm
- Bevel capacity: 0–45°
- Weight: 2.59 kg
- Orbital (adjustable) cutting action
How to use
Before use, install a suitable blade for the material and ensure the blade is correctly secured according to the manufacturer's mounting method. Adjust the orbital action and speed control to match the material and the desired cut quality — lower speeds and reduced orbital action for fine cuts, higher speeds and increased orbital action for faster, rougher cuts. Set the shoe plate to the required bevel angle if making angled cuts. Secure the workpiece and verify a clear cutting path. When cutting, guide the jigsaw steadily without forcing it; allow the motor and blade to do the work. After finishing, turn off the tool and wait for the blade to stop before setting it down or changing blades.
Usage recommendations
Use blades rated for the material and thickness being cut and replace worn blades to maintain cut quality. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye and hearing protection, and clamp workpieces to prevent movement. For improved dust control and visibility, use a dust extraction system or vacuum attachment if available. Regularly inspect the shoe, blade clamp and motor vents for debris and perform routine maintenance according to the manufacturer's guidelines.
