Reciprocating saw blade Makita P-80444 300mm, 300 mm length for demolition and wood cutting

Replacement reciprocating saw blade Makita P-80444 300mm is a long straight blade designed for demolition and cutting of wood in renovation, construction and general carpentry tasks. The 300 mm length gives extended reach for cutting through stud walls, framing members and large timber sections. The blade fits reciprocating/sabre saws that accept standard-fit blades and is intended to provide controlled, efficient material removal during both rough demolition and more guided wood-cutting operations.

Advantages

The 300 mm blade length allows deeper penetration into materials and longer stroke engagement without frequent repositioning. Tooth geometry and blade thickness are balanced to offer effective cutting speed while maintaining control and reducing excessive vibration. The blade is easy to mount on standard reciprocating saws, enabling quick replacement on job sites and in workshops. Its design supports both aggressive demolition cuts and cleaner cross-cuts in wood depending on cutting technique and saw settings.

Suitable for

• Demolition of wooden structures and removal of framed elements
• Cutting studs, joists and framing timber on renovation sites
• Trimming and resizing large wooden members and beams
• General carpentry tasks where extended reach and long cuts are required

Key specifications

• Overall length: 300 mm
• Compatibility: standard-fit reciprocating/sabre saw blade holders
• Intended material: wood and wood-based materials
• Application type: demolition and wood cutting
• Blade shape: straight long-reach design for extended cutting depth

How to use

Install the blade into the reciprocating saw according to the saw manufacturer’s blade-mounting procedure, ensuring the blade is secured and the teeth face the correct cutting direction. Use a controlled feed rate appropriate to the wood density and thickness: apply steady forward pressure without forcing the blade to avoid premature wear or binding. For demolition cuts, allow the blade to cut aggressively while maintaining secure support for the workpiece; for cleaner cuts, reduce feed speed and let the teeth do the work. Replace the blade when cutting becomes slower or the teeth show visible wear.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye and hearing protection and gloves. Match blade selection to the saw speed and the intended task to optimise cut quality and blade life. When making long or deep cuts, support the material to prevent pinch points and reduce stress on the blade and saw motor.