Product Review: Makita 4390d Reciprocating Saw
The Makita 4390d delivers a stroke length of 9/16-inch. The reciprocating saw is capable of operating at 2,700 strokes per minute to ensure a smooth cut. The Makita 4390d is also equipped with a special blade for maximum efficiency. The saw is capable of cutting a maximum of 15/16 inch of soft wood and 1/2 inch of hard wood. It can also cut through metal pipe that measures a maximum of 1 5/8 x 5/64 inches.
The blade is also easy to change on the Makita 4390d. The saw uses a hex screw to hold down the blade. Therefore, it will take a little longer to change the blade than it would with more modern saws. You are provided with a hex wrench so that you can change the blade. The Makita 4390d reciprocating saw is also equipped with a lock-off switch. This will keep the tool from starting accidentally.
You will also appreciate the compact design of the saw. The Makita 4390d is also lightweight, as it only weighs a little over three pounds with the battery attached. This allows you to handle the tool for long periods of time without straining yourself. The Makita 4390d reciprocating saw is also equipped with a front grip to provide positive control.
The reciprocating saw is powered by a Ni-Cad battery. The 1.3 amp-hour battery takes approximately one hour to recharge completely. You will have to buy the battery and charger separately as they are not included when you purchase the Makita 4390d reciprocating saw.
The Makita 4390d reciprocating saw operates at 2,700 strokes per minute to deliver a smooth, efficient cut. There is also a lock-off switch designed to keep the saw from starting accidentally. The blade is held down by a hex screw, so you will have to use a hex wrench to change the blade. The Makita 4390d only weighs approximately three pounds with the battery attached, so you won’t strain yourself by using it for long periods of time.
