Tork Craft Hand Saw 550Mm 7Tpi 0.9Mm Temp. Blade Wood Handle

Tork Craft Hand Saw 550mm 7TPI 0.9mm Temp. Blade Wood Handle

Highlights: 550 mm blade length, 7 TPI tooth count, 0.9 mm tempered steel blade and ergonomic hardwood handle.

This Tork Craft hand saw brings together classic craftsmanship and modern performance. With its 550 mm blade, 7 TPI cutting pattern and a 0.9 mm tempered steel blade, it is built for both speed and accuracy. The hardwood handle offers a timeless look and comfortable grip, making this saw ideal for carpenters, woodworkers and DIY enthusiasts who value form and function. Whether you're doing framing, trim work or general woodworking, this saw has reach, durability and elegance.

Specifications

Features

• 550 mm blade length Offers long strokes and efficient cutting through larger workpieces.
• 7 TPI tooth count Balanced for both cutting speed and reasonable finish quality across various timbers.
• 0.9 mm tempered steel blade Adds strength, rigidity and straight cutting performance.
• Hardwood handle Durable and comfortable, offering premium aesthetics and feel.
• Versatile blade geometry Suitable for ripping and cross-cutting in softwood, hardwood and trim tasks.

Benefits

• Efficient cutting with long reach Less strokes needed for large cuts, saving effort and time.
• Smoother finish than coarse blades The 7 TPI gives a decent surface finish while still cutting at good speed.
• Stable and accurate performance The tempered blade resists bending and improves cut straightness.
• Premium feel and comfort The hardwood handle delivers durability and a professional look.
• Ideal for woodworking tasks Especially suited to carpentry, joinery and craftsmen who appreciate the difference.

Extra Information

• Ensure the workpiece is securely clamped or supported before starting the cut to maintain accuracy and safety.
• Use long, steady strokes to let the blade do the work rather than forcing the cut.
• After use, clean off any sawdust or resin from the blade and handle to prolong useful life and maintain finish quality.

Safety

• Wear eye protection and gloves when sawingchips and splinters can fly off the cut.
• Ensure the material you're cutting is firmly secured and stable before starting the cut.
• Use full-length strokes and keep the blade motion straight to maintain control and prevent kick-back.
• Inspect the blade and handle regularly; replace if you notice damage, warping or handle looseness to ensure safe, reliable cutting.