Puukkosaha Makita JR3061T 3000 iskua/min 1250 W musta vihreä

The Makita JR3061T reciprocating saw delivers a 1250 W motor with a maximum idle stroke rate of 3000 spm, designed for demanding demolition and rough cutting tasks. With a cutting capacity of up to 255 mm in wood and 130 mm in plastics, the tool is intended for on-site work where power and reach matter. The saw is powered from AC mains and includes a 4 m cable for mobility within typical jobsite environments. Its compact footprint (95 mm wide, 487 mm deep, 177 mm high) supports one-handed guidance during controlled cuts and simplifies storage when not in use.

Advantages

The high-power 1250 W motor maintains steady cutting speed under load, while the 3000 spm stroke rate enables rapid material removal. The extended cutting depth in wood and plastics increases the range of applicable tasks without the need for multiple tools. A 4 m integrated cable reduces dependence on immediate external cabling and extensions. Compact dimensions and ergonomic balance reduce fatigue during prolonged use and make it easier to operate in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Demolition and remodeling work in residential or light commercial settings
• Cutting timber framing, rafters and beams
• Trimming or removing plastic pipes and composite panels
• Access cuts in metal profiles when fitted with appropriate blades
• General site maintenance and emergency cutting tasks

Key specifications

• Power input: 1250 W
• Maximum idle stroke rate: 3000 strokes per minute (spm)
• Maximum cutting depth in wood: 255 mm
• Maximum cutting depth in plastic: 130 mm
• Power supply: AC mains with 4 m cable
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 95 × 487 × 177 mm

How to use

Before operation, verify that the blade type is suitable for the material and that it is securely installed. Connect the saw to a properly rated AC outlet using the attached 4 m cable and ensure a stable stance and secure grip. Start the tool and allow it to reach full stroke rate before engaging the workpiece, using controlled forward and backward motions to guide the cut. Maintain steady feed pressure—avoid forcing the blade—to prevent binding and excessive wear. After cutting, release the trigger and wait for the blade to stop completely before setting the tool down or changing the blade.

Recommendations

For safe and effective use, wear appropriate personal protective equipment (eye and hearing protection, gloves), select blade types matched to the material, and use clamps to secure workpieces. Keep the power cable clear of the cutting path and follow local electrical safety rules. For prolonged heavy-duty cutting, allow the motor intermittent rests to avoid overheating and consult blade manufacturers for recommended speeds and tooth patterns.