Jigsaw/scroll/reciprocating saw blades Makita B-64814-5 Bimetal blades 5 cm, pack of 5

Pack of five Makita B-64814-5 bimetal blades designed for jigsaws, scroll saws and reciprocating saws. Each blade has a working length of 5 cm and combines high-speed steel teeth welded to a flexible spring steel body to deliver improved durability and wear resistance. These short bimetal blades are intended for precise cutting and controlled renovation tasks where a compact, robust blade profile is required.

Advantages

The bimetal construction balances hardness at the cutting edge with flexibility in the blade body, reducing breakage while maintaining cutting performance. A 5 cm working length provides stability for short, accurate cuts and improved maneuverability in tight spaces. Pack of five ensures ready replacement on the job and consistent cutting quality across multiple workpieces.

Suitable for

• Precision cuts in metal sheet and profiles
• Short plunge cuts and detail work in renovation projects
• Cutting pipes, conduits and mechanical parts
• Use in portable jigsaws, scroll saws and compact reciprocating tools

Key specifications

• Blade type: bimetal (high-speed steel teeth welded to spring steel body)
• Working length: 5 cm
• Pack quantity: 5 blades
• Compatible tools: jigsaws, scroll saws, reciprocating saws with matching blade shank/type
• Primary use: metal and mixed material cutting where short blade length is advantageous

How to use

Select the appropriate blade shank/type and ensure secure mounting in the tool according to the saw manufacturer's instructions. Use the blade for controlled, short cuts and avoid lateral bending or excessive feed force to extend blade life. For cutting metal, operate at recommended cutting speeds and apply cutting fluid if applicable to reduce heat and wear. Replace blades from the pack when teeth become dull or if the blade shows signs of deformation.

Usage recommendations

For best results with Makita B-64814-5 bimetal blades, match blade geometry and shank type to your saw, use moderate feed pressure, and maintain steady cutting speed. When working with harder alloys or thicker sections, make incremental passes rather than forcing the blade to maximize durability and cut quality.