Makita Jigsaw's

A Makita Jigsaw is designed for precise, controlled cutting, making it ideal for curved cuts, detailed work, and finishing tasks across a wide range of materials.

MAKITA 40V JV001GZ01 Jigsaw in blue and black color with a stackable battery, designed for cutting various materials.

Why choose a Makita Jigsaw

These jigsaw's are built for accuracy, comfort, and consistent performance on site and in the workshop. Whether you’re cutting timber, plastics, or sheet materials, a Makita Jigsaw cutter offers smooth operation, variable speed control, and dependable handling for detailed work where precision matters most.

Choosing the right Makita Jigsaw for your cutting needs

Each jigsaw in this range is designed to suit different cutting requirements. For heavier-duty work, thicker materials, or longer cutting sessions, the 40V XGT models such as the Makita JV002GZ and JV001GZ01 offer increased power and sustained performance, making them well suited to demanding site use. If you’re looking for a lighter, more compact option for everyday cutting and detailed work, the 18V LXT models - including the DJV182Z brushless jigsaw, as well as the DJV181Z and DJV180Z - provide excellent control and versatility. Choosing the right makita jigsaw cutter based on how often you cut, the materials you work with, and the level of precision required helps ensure better results and a more efficient workflow.





Makita Jigsaw FAQs

Makita Jigsaw cutter

What is the best Makita cordless jigsaw?

The best Makita Jigsaw depends on how demanding your work is. For everyday cutting and general site use, 18V LXT models offer excellent balance and control. If you regularly cut thicker materials or want maximum power and runtime, the 40V XGT jigsaws are designed for heavier workloads and professional use.




How do you use it properly?

Using the jigsaw is simple - fit the correct T-shank blade, select a speed suitable for your material, and guide the saw steadily along your cut line. Many Makita models feature variable speed and orbital settings, allowing you to adjust for cleaner cuts in timber or more controlled cutting in sheet materials.




What type of blade does a Makita jigsaw use?

Makita jigsaws use T-shank blades, which are quick to change and widely available. Different blade types are designed for wood, metal, plastics, and fine finishing, so choosing the right blade makes a noticeable difference to cut quality and performance.

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