BGASNW Flush Cut Saw,6 Inch Japanese Small Hand Saw with Double Edge of 14/17 TPI(Hardwoods/Softwoods),Pull Saw for Woodworking Tools，Ergonomic Wood Handle Japanese Pull Saw,Ideal as a Gift
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- Condition
- New
- Model
- BW-160
- Dimensions
- 13.4"L x 2.13"W x 1.14"H
- Weight
- 5.3 oz
- Color
- Wood
- Material
- SK5 Steel and beech wood handle
- Blade Material
- Carbon Steel,High,Sk5
- In the box
- BoxJapanese Pull Saw
Features 5
- Cut Like Butter:Our hand saw blade is built to last, offering exceptional durability and flexibility. It effortlessly cuts through various materials with precision and efficiency, ensuring reliable performance.
- Non-Shedding Teeth:Experience the double edged flush cut saw with 14/17 TPI for impeccable cuts on both soft and hard woods. Our saw features quenched and hardened teeth that resist wear, ensuring long-lasting sharpness. Say goodbye to frustrating tooth shedding.
- Pull-to-Cut Design:The Japanese pull saw has triangular teeth facing the user, unlike regular European saws. This unique configuration allows for smooth penetration into wood.With built-in grooves, our saw prevents blade jams.
- Delicate and Handy:Ergonomic design make the saw handle comfortable to grip.6 pull saw makes it equally suitable for women. A perfect gift option that combines functionality with style.
- Lifetime Guarantee:As a professional woodworking brand, BGASNW provide a lifetime guarantee and problem-solving service.
Specs 23
| Brand | BGASNW |
|---|---|
| Color | Wood |
| Blade Material | Carbon Steel,High,Sk5 |
| Surface Recommendation | Hard&Soft Wood |
| Power Source | Hand Powered |
| Special Feature | Flush Cut, Precise Cut, Finish Cut |
| Product Dimensions | 13.4"L x 2.13"W x 1.14"H |
| Warranty Type | Lifetime |
| Blade Length | 6 Inches |
| Number of Teeth | 102 |
| Cutting Angle | 45 Degrees |
| Specification Met | beech |
| Manufacturer | BGASNW |
| Part Number | BGASNW |
| Item Weight | 5.3 ounces |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | BW-160 |
| Size | Small |
| Style | Manual |
| Material | SK5 Steel and beech wood handle |
| Special Features | Flush Cut, Precise Cut, Finish Cut |
| Usage | Wood Cutting |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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