Jigsaw/Scroll/Reciprocating Saw Blades Makita P-05072 — High Carbon Steel HCS, 28 cm, 5 pcs

Set of 5 Makita P-05072 replacement blades designed for jigsaw, scroll saw and reciprocating saw use. Each blade is manufactured from high carbon steel (HCS) with a working length of 28 cm, intended for cutting softer woods and general-purpose workshop tasks. The pack supplies multiple blades for replacement, maintenance and extended use with compatible Makita saws and similar models; blade geometry and material are optimized for clean, controlled cuts in non-hardened timber and wood-based materials.

Advantages

High carbon steel construction delivers good edge retention and flexibility for cutting softwoods and composite timber. A 28 cm working length extends cutting reach and reduces the need for frequent blade changes on longer cuts. Supplied as a set of five, the blades provide spare parts for routine workshop maintenance and reduce downtime. Blades are compatible with common jigsaw, scroll saw and reciprocating saw systems that accept this blade profile, offering a versatile option for general-purpose cutting tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting softwoods such as pine, spruce and fir
• General-purpose workshop cutting and remodeling tasks
• Replacement blades for compatible Makita and similar saw models
• Resawing thin boards and trimming wooden components

Key specifications

• Material: high carbon steel (HCS)
• Working length: 28 cm
• Quantity: 5 blades per pack
• Suitable cutting material: softer woods and wood-based panels
• Blade type: for jigsaw, scroll saw and reciprocating saw applications

How to use

Select the blade and saw type appropriate for your tool, checking compatibility with the tool's blade mount before installation. With the tool powered off and unplugged (or battery removed), install the blade according to the saw manufacturer's instructions, ensuring a secure fit and correct orientation of teeth for the intended cutting direction. Start cutting at a steady feed rate appropriate for softwood to avoid excessive force; allow the blade to do the work and avoid twisting the workpiece during the cut. Replace blades when wear or damage reduces cutting performance or causes burning of the material.

Usage recommendations

Use these high carbon steel blades for straight and curved cuts in non-hardened wood and plywood. For harder materials, metals or prolonged high-temperature cutting, choose blades made from bi-metal or carbide-tipped steels. Keep blades clean and store dry to extend life; inspect teeth before each use and replace blades when dull or bent.