Reciprocating Blade Makita P-47086 for CV 150 — 150 mm length, 6 TPI

Reciprocating Blade Makita P-47086 for CV 150 is a replacement saw blade designed for general-purpose cutting with compatible Makita reciprocating saws. With a 150 mm length and 6 teeth per inch (6 TPI), the blade offers a balance of cutting speed and control suitable for wood and light construction materials. It is intended for renovation, demolition and on-site work where reliable, straightforward performance is required and straightforward installation is needed.

Advantages

The 150 mm length provides reach for confined and general cutting tasks while remaining manageable for one-handed operation. A 6 TPI tooth configuration balances faster cutting with controlled, moderately smooth kerfs in wood and composite materials. The blade is made to fit Makita CV 150 compatible reciprocating saw mounts and is easy to install and remove, reducing downtime during renovation or demolition work.

Suitable for

• Cutting soft and medium-density wood
• Light demolition and renovation tasks
• On-site construction where a general-purpose blade is needed
• Cutting composite building materials and trim work

Key specifications

• Blade length: 150 mm
• Tooth pitch: 6 TPI (teeth per inch)
• Compatible with reciprocating saws that accept Makita CV 150 style blades
• Intended material focus: wood and light construction materials

How to use

Before installing the blade, ensure the saw is switched off and disconnected from its power source. Insert the blade into the reciprocating saw's clamp or adapter designed for Makita CV 150 compatible blades, then secure it according to the saw manufacturer's instructions. Position the workpiece and mark the cut line. Start the saw at low speed to establish the cut, then increase speed and maintain steady pressure—allow the blade to do the cutting without forcing it. For longer life and consistent cutting, avoid lateral bending and overheating of the blade.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection and gloves. For optimal results, select feed rate and saw speed appropriate for the material; slower feed reduces blade stress when cutting dense sections. Replace the blade when cutting performance deteriorates or teeth become damaged.