Nicholson 80952 Hand Saw 10-inch Hacksaw Frame Heavy Duty Adjustable Hand Saw Frame Sets, Heavy Duty Metal Cutting Saw for Woodworking, Sawing Metal, Steel, Pvc Piping, Drill Rod – Pack of 1

BULLET POINTS:

• ADVANCED MATERIALS: This hacksaw stand is made of high-quality aluminum alloy and high carbon steel, Saw blade length is 10 inches or 12 inches, and 24 teeth per inch. Strong steel tubular, sharp saw blades and aluminum alloy construction for high tension and fast, efficient cuts make your tough cutting working convenient and quick.
• NON-SLIP RUBBER HANDLE: The ergonomically designed handle of the hand saw is secure and comfortable for cutting; The hacksaw also can reduce hand fatigue which greatly saves your strength and improves the user’s work efficiency
• WIDELY USE: This hacksaw is widely used in cutting steel, PVC pipe wood, plastic products, and quick-frozen food materials, and can give full play to the maximum use of the hacksaw. Great for hand makers and carpenters use this tool for home improvement, craft projects, small DIY molding, and framing projects around the house.
• HEAVY DUTY FOR DURABILITY: Strong steel tubular and aluminum alloy construction for high tension and fast, true cuts; the square tubular beam can also store extra blades
• ADJUSTABLE FOR EASY CONTROL OF BLADES: Adjustable knob on the base of the handle allows the user to easily de-tension blade

DESCRIPTION:

High carbon steel saw blades help you easily saw PVC pipe and complete pipe installation work. A sharp saw blade is also a good helper for handling quick-frozen food materials. A saw blade with 24 teeth per inch can also cut a strong steel pipe. If you want to do home improvement, then this handsaw can help you easily cut the wood you need.

In 1864, William Thomas Nicholson invented the machine that could consistently produce high-quality files and subsequently launched the Nicholson File Company. In doing so, he revolutionized the film manufacturing industry. In an era when hand-made files were preferred, Nicholson proved his company’s machine-cut files were not only more affordable but offered more consistent quality than hand-made tools.