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Makita 18V LXT Lithium‑Ion Cordless Reciprocating Saw Kit, 5.0Ah (XRJ04T)

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Makita 18V LXT Lithium‑Ion Cordless Reciprocating Saw Kit, 5.0Ah (XRJ04T)18V LXT Cordless Reciprocating Saw Kit, 5. 0Ah This Makita 18V LXT recip saw kit pairs a powerful variable speed, brushed motor with a long 1 1 4 in. stroke for fast, efficient cutting in wood and metal. The kit includes a 5. 0Ah battery, rapid charger, and case, plus toolless blade changes, electric brake, and rubberized grip for prograde productivity and comfort. Key Features: Fast Cutting Performance: 02,800 SPM with 1 1 4 in. stroke length reduces

18V LXT Cordless Reciprocating Saw Kit, 5.0Ah

This Makita 18V LXT recip saw kit pairs a powerful variable-speed, brushed motor with a long 1-1/4 in. stroke for fast, efficient cutting in wood and metal. The kit includes a 5.0Ah battery, rapid charger, and case, plus tool‑less blade changes, electric brake, and rubberized grip for pro‑grade productivity and comfort.


Key Features:

  • Fast Cutting Performance: 0–2,800 SPM with 1-1/4 in. stroke length reduces cutting time across materials.
  • Tool‑Less Blade Changes: Quick, no‑tool blade installation and removal to maximize uptime.
  • Reduced Vibration: Refined crank mechanism minimizes blade deflection for smoother, more accurate cuts.
  • Pro Comfort and Control: Large two‑finger variable speed trigger and rubberized soft‑grip handle.
  • LXT System Compatibility: Includes 5.0Ah 18V battery and Rapid Optimum Charger; part of the Makita LXT platform.

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Battery Voltage 18V
Battery Amp Hours 5.0 Ah
Battery Power Type Lithium-Ion
Battery/Charger 1 Battery & Charger Included
Charger Included Yes
Color Family Teal
Construction Material Plastic
Cordless/Corded Cordless
Cordless Tool Type Reciprocating Saw
Cuts Through Wood, Steel
Included Battery, Charger, Tool Case
Length of Stroke 1-1/4 in.
Maximum Amperage 5 A
Motor Type Brushed
Number of Batteries Included 1
Power Source Battery
Power Tool Features Keyless/Tool‑less Blade Change, Electric Brake, Variable Speed Trigger
Product Weight 19 lb
Strokes per Minute 0–2,800 SPM
Certifications and Listings UL Listed
Warranty 3-year limited warranty on tool, battery and charger
Product Depth 5.9 in
Product Height 13 in
Product Width 21.75 in
Charge Time 45 minutes (5.0Ah battery with Rapid Optimum Charger)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: How long does it take to charge the included 5.0Ah battery?
A: Approximately 45 minutes with the included Rapid Optimum Charger.


Q: Is the blade change truly tool‑less?
A: Yes, the "tool‑less" system lets you insert and remove blades without additional tools.


Q: What is the stroke length and max strokes per minute?
A: Stroke length is 1-1/4 in. with up to 2,800 SPM.


Q: Does this kit include a carrying case?
A: Yes, a Makita hard tool case is included.


Q: Is it compatible with other Makita 18V LXT batteries?
A: Yes, it works with Makita 18V LXT slide‑style batteries with the star symbol.


Industrial Edge, Effortless Control

The Makita LXT reciprocating saw brings a robust, architectural presence to the workshop—sleek teal lines wrapped in a durable, sculpted grip. Its elongated 1-1/4 inch stroke and refined crank design deliver a poised, low‑vibration cut that feels impeccably tuned. Style it on a wall‑mounted tool rack with the matching LXT teal case for a cohesive, professional vignette. It’s a handsome, hard‑working essential that elevates any luxe garage or studio space.


Cut faster and smarter—add this Makita 18V LXT recip saw kit to your cart and power through your next project with pro‑grade performance.

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