Hand saw AWTools AW63315 — weight 415 g

The AWTools AW63315 hand saw is a compact, folding saw designed for manual cutting tasks in woodworking, gardening and DIY projects. With a listed weight of 415 g, it combines portability and convenience for workshop or on-site use. The blade is made of manganese spring steel and features impulse-hardened teeth with a three-edge cutting geometry for efficient, consistent cutting of wood and similar materials.

Advantages

The folding blade protects the cutting edge during storage and transport while the ergonomic aluminum handle, coated with non-slip ABS+TPR, provides a secure grip. The impulse-hardening process increases tooth durability and the three-cutting-edge profile improves cutting speed and smoothness. Its lightweight construction and compact folded size make it easy to carry and position for precision cuts.

Suitable for

• General woodworking tasks such as trimming and shaping small pieces of timber
• Cutting branches and pruning in gardens and orchards
• DIY and home improvement jobs where a manual saw is preferred
• On-site use where portability and blade protection are required

Key specifications

• Blade material: manganese spring steel
• Tooth treatment: impulse-hardened teeth with three cutting edges
• Handle: aluminum core with non-slip ABS+TPR coating
• Weight: approximately 415 g
• Foldable design for blade protection and compact storage

How to use

Open the folding saw until the blade locks securely in the operating position. Hold the ergonomic handle firmly with one hand while supporting the workpiece with the other hand or a clamp. Use smooth, controlled strokes that allow the impulse-hardened teeth to cut efficiently; avoid forcing the saw to prevent binding. After finishing, fold the blade back into the handle for safe storage and transport.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, keep the blade clean and free of sap or debris. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when cutting. For thicker or harder wood, make progressive shallow passes rather than attempting deep cuts in a single stroke. Store the saw folded in a dry place to reduce corrosion risk.