Jigsaw STANLEY FME340K — 710 W, 3000 spm, cutting depth wood 85 mm, steel 10 mm, top handle, bevel adjustable

The Power jigsaw Stanley FME340K is a corded top-handle jigsaw designed for controlled straight and curved cuts in a variety of materials. Equipped with a 710 W motor and a compact body that weighs approximately 2.76 kg, this tool balances cutting power with portability. It reaches up to 3000 strokes per minute and is specified for cutting wood up to 85 mm and steel up to 10 mm, providing a practical solution for both DIY and light professional tasks. The tool's overall dimensions are 240 mm in width and 70 mm in depth, allowing it to fit comfortably in tight spaces and be stored easily.

Advantages

The top-handle configuration offers enhanced control and visibility of the cutting line while reducing operator fatigue during extended use. The 710 W motor provides sufficient power for through-cuts in timber and thin metal sheets, while the high stroke rate supports faster cutting progress. The tool's relatively low weight contributes to better maneuverability and easier handling on overhead or vertical cuts. Compact dimensions make the jigsaw convenient for transport and storage.

Suitable for

• Cutting sheet wood and solid timber for furniture and cabinetry work
• Making curved and plunge cuts in flooring and paneling
• Trimming and cutting thin metal sheets and metal profiles
• On-site repair, renovation, and light construction tasks
• DIY projects requiring portability and versatile cutting options

Key specifications

• Motor power: 710 W
• Maximum stroke rate: up to 3000 strokes per minute
• Maximum cutting depth in wood: 85 mm
• Maximum cutting depth in steel: 10 mm
• Top-handle design for improved control
• Weight: approximately 2.76 kg
• Overall dimensions: 240 mm (width) × 70 mm (depth)

How to use

Before use, install a blade appropriate for the material and cutting type, and ensure the tool is disconnected from the power supply while changing blades. Secure the workpiece and mark the cutting line clearly. Hold the jigsaw by the top handle with a steady grip, align the blade with the cut mark, then start the tool and allow it to reach full speed before engaging the material. Apply steady, moderate feed pressure—let the blade do the cutting. For plunge cuts, start with a small pilot hole if necessary or use the tool's plunge capability according to the blade type. After finishing the cut, switch off the tool and wait until the blade stops completely before setting the jigsaw down and disconnecting the power.

Recommendations

Use blades matched to the material: coarse-tooth blades for fast wood cutting, fine-tooth blades for smoother finishes or for cutting metals. Maintain steady speed and avoid forcing the tool to prolong blade life and motor performance. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye and hearing protection, and clamp the workpiece to prevent movement. Allow the motor to cool during extended continuous use and inspect blades regularly for wear or damage.