Makita Saw Set MEU029J (SP6000J + 4351FCTJ) - Plunge Saw and Pendulum Action Jigsaw, Blue/Black

Cutting large panels or making precise curved cuts often requires two separate tools, but the Makita Saw Set MEU029J combines a powerful plunge saw and a versatile pendulum action jigsaw in one convenient package. This set includes the SP6000J plunge saw and the 4351FCTJ jigsaw, both in a striking blue and black finish, along with a guide rail for straight, splinter-free cuts.

Who is it for

This set is ideal for carpenters, cabinet makers, and serious DIY enthusiasts who need accurate straight cuts and intricate curved cuts without switching between different tool systems. The included guide rail ensures precision for sheet goods, while the jigsaw handles detailed work.

Main features

• Plunge saw SP6000J: 1300 W motor, 165 mm blade, cutting depth up to 56 mm at 90° and 40 mm at 45°, bevel capacity -1° to 48°, soft start, constant speed control, electric brake.
• Jigsaw 4351FCTJ: 720 W motor, stroke rate 800-2800 spm, stroke length 26 mm, cutting capacity 135 mm in wood and 10 mm in steel, 3 pendulum settings plus straight cut, tool-less blade change, LED work light, dust extraction port.
• Includes 1400 mm guide rail, guide rail connector, two Makpac cases (Type 3 and Type 4), plunge saw blade, and jigsaw blade set.

Specifications

• Plunge Saw Model: Makita SP6000J
• Plunge Saw Power Input: 1300 W
• Plunge Saw No-Load Speed: 2000 - 5800 rpm
• Plunge Saw Blade Diameter: 165 mm
• Plunge Saw Max. Cutting Depth 90°: 56 mm
• Plunge Saw Max. Cutting Depth 45°: 40 mm
• Plunge Saw Bevel Capacity: -1° to 48°
• Jigsaw Model: Makita 4351FCTJ
• Jigsaw Power Input: 720 W
• Jigsaw No-Load Stroke Rate: 800 - 2800 spm
• Jigsaw Stroke Length: 26 mm
• Jigsaw Max. Cutting Capacity Wood: 135 mm
• Jigsaw Max. Cutting Capacity Steel: 10 mm
• Jigsaw Pendulum Settings: 3 + Straight Cut
• Jigsaw Bevel Capacity: 0° to 45°

Tips

For best results with the plunge saw, use the guide rail to ensure straight cuts and reduce splintering. When using the jigsaw, select the appropriate pendulum setting for faster cuts in wood or switch to straight cut for cleaner edges in metal.