Tork Craft Back Saw 300Mm 12Tpi 0.7Mm Temp. Blade Abs Handle

Tork Craft Back Saw 300mm 12TPI 0.7mm Temp. Blade ABS Handle

Highlights: 300 mm blade length, 12 TPI tooth count, 0.7 mm tempered steel blade and ergonomic ABS handle.

This Tork Craft Back Saw is built for precision and accuracy. With a 300 mm blade and a 12 TPI tooth count, itâs designed for fine joinery, mitres, cabinetry and finish-work in timber and soft materials. The 0.7 mm tempered steel blade stays true to line and reduces flex in use, while the ABS handle provides comfortable control. Whether youâre trimming tenons, making tight mitre cuts or fitting doors and frames, this saw offers the accuracy and finish required by carpenters and craftsmen.

Specifications

Features

• 300 mm blade length Gives you good reach while maintaining control for finish work.
• 12 TPI tooth count Higher teeth per inch means smoother finishes and less tear-out on wood.
• 0.7 mm tempered steel blade Thin, durable blade for accurate line and minimal flex.
• ABS handle Lightweight but sturdy, designed for steady grip and long use.
• Back-reinforced blade Helps maintain straight cuts and stability through fine work.

Benefits

• Superior finish cuts The 12 TPI blade gives smoother edges and cleaner results in finish timber work.
• Accurate joinery results Thin 0.7 mm blade and stiff design help you maintain the line and control.
• Comfortable handling The ABS handle offers ergonomic support during detailed cuts.
• Versatile for finish-work Ideal for mitre boxes, door frames, fine timber trims and cabinetry.

Extra Information

• Use a mitre box or a guided saw-clamp for best results when making finish cuts and mitres.
• Let the blade do the workuse steady, controlled strokes rather than forcing the cut.
• Clean the blade regularly and keep it free from resin or dust to maintain sharpness and line accuracy.

Safety

• Wear eye protection when making precision cutssmall chips and splinters can still eject.
• Use a stable surface or mitre box to control the cut and avoid blade deviation.
• Keep your free hand clear of the blade path and maintain a firm grip on the handle.
• Inspect the blade regularly for damage or wear; replace if you notice bending, chipping or looseness for safe and effective use.