Jigsaw Blade Makita B-64820 Bimetal 4 cm 1 pc

The Makita B-64820 jigsaw blade is a bimetal blade with a working length of 4 cm supplied as a single piece. Designed for use with compatible jigsaw models, this B-64820 blade combines the wear resistance of high-speed steel with the flexibility of spring steel to provide a balance of durability and reduced breakage during cutting. The compact 4 cm working length and tooth geometry are intended to deliver controlled, precise cuts in a variety of common materials.

Advantages

The bimetal construction extends blade life compared with conventional high-carbon blades while maintaining flexibility to resist snapping under load. The 4 cm working length provides a compact cutting profile that is useful for confined spaces and detailed work. As an original Makita accessory with MPN B-64820 and EAN 0088381536325, the blade is manufactured to match Makita quality standards for fit and performance.

Suitable for

• Detail cutting in metal sheets and thin profiles
• Accurate cuts in wood laminates and plastics where a short blade is preferred
• Work in tight or confined areas where longer blades are impractical

Key specifications

• Brand: Makita
• Model / MPN: B-64820
• EAN: 0088381536325
• Material: Bimetal (high-speed steel cutting edge fused to flexible backing)
• Working length: 4 cm
• Quantity: 1 pc

How to use

Select a compatible jigsaw model and ensure the machine is unplugged or its battery removed before changing blades. Insert the Makita B-64820 blade according to the jigsaw manufacturer’s blade-mounting method, ensuring the teeth face the correct direction and the blade is securely clamped. Use appropriate cutting speeds and feed rates for the material: slower feeds and steady pressure for metals, and higher speeds with gentle feed for laminates and plastics. Wear suitable personal protective equipment such as eye protection and gloves while cutting.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match blade tooth geometry and speed to the workpiece. Replace the blade when cutting quality decreases or if the blade shows visible wear or damage. Store blades in a dry place to prevent corrosion and handle blades by the shank to avoid dulling the cutting edge.