Handsaw Saws | McMaster-Carr

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Stainless Steel

Material

Aluminum Bronze

Beryllium Copper

Stainless Steel

Blade Length

Handle Material

Stainless Steel

For Use With

Length

Teeth per Inch

Frame Material

Aluminum Bronze

Cut Type

Overall Length

Thickness

Performance

Electrically Insulating

Blade Replaceable

Width

Throat Depth

REACH

RoHS

Tooth Material

Beryllium Copper

U.S.–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) Qualifying

DFARS Specialty Metals

Export Control Classification Number (ECCN)

Body Material

Beryllium Copper

For Cutting

Cutting Angle

Specifications Met

Color

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Fabricating and Machining

Hacksaws

Blades have more teeth per inch than handsaws to cut through metal and plastic more smoothly

Handsaws

Manually cut through wood, drywall, plastic, and masonry

Hacksaw Blades

Replace the blade on your hacksaw

Miter Saws

Make angled crosscuts in wood, plastic, and soft metal

Coping Saws

The narrow blade and deep frame allow you to make intricate cuts

Cable Saws

Flexible to cut through pipe or wood in hard-to-reach areas

Fret Saws

Make deeper intricate cuts than hacksaws for tight curves

Bow Saws

Cut with both back and forth strokes to saw through wood faster than handsaws

Metal Strip Cutters

Metal Strip Cutters

Snip through thin rings and narrow bands that are flush against another surface

Facility and Grounds Maintenance

Tree Trimmers

Extend the handle to reach and cut tree branches and limbs without a ladder

The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. Pedestal (35" Ht. x 4" Wd. x 4" Dp.)