Hand saw BRADAS V-SERIES double-sided rip saw with 310 mm blade

BRADAS V-SERIES double-sided rip hand saw with a 310 mm blade is designed for manual woodworking and carpentry tasks that require controlled straight cuts and efficient material removal. The blade has cutting edges on both sides to allow forward and backward cutting strokes without repositioning the tool, providing practical versatility for trimming, on-site adjustments and general joinery.

Advantages

The saw’s double-sided tooth configuration enables continuous cutting in both directions, reducing the need to change grip or reorient the piece. The 310 mm hardened steel blade combines cutting reach with compact handling, suitable for work in confined spaces. The ergonomically shaped handle provides secure control for guided straight cuts, while the robust construction supports repeated use on soft and common hardwoods.

Suitable for

• Manual rip cuts in timber and boards
• On-site trimming and adjustment of door frames, studs and mouldings
• General carpentry and joinery tasks
• DIY wood projects and repair work

Key specifications

• Blade length: 310 mm
• Blade type: double-sided rip teeth
• Material: hardened steel blade for durability
• Handle: ergonomic manual handle for controlled cutting
• Intended use: manual cutting of wood and wood-based materials

How to use

Secure the workpiece and mark the cutting line clearly before starting. Hold the saw with a firm grip on the handle and position the blade at the start of the marked line. Use steady, even strokes letting the double-sided teeth cut on both push and pull motions; maintain a consistent angle to achieve a straight rip cut. For longer cuts, support the workpiece adequately to prevent binding; clear sawdust from the kerf periodically to maintain cutting efficiency.

Usage recommendations

Use the saw for softwoods and common hardwoods; avoid cutting nails or metal objects that could damage the teeth. Regularly inspect and clean the blade after use and store the saw in a dry place to prevent corrosion. If teeth become dull, consider professional sharpening or replacement of the blade to retain cutting performance.