Hand Saw BRADAS V-SERIES RAZOR KT-V1422 — 230 mm SK5 hardened steel blade, three-level teeth

BRADAS V-SERIES RAZOR KT-V1422 is a folding hand saw with a 230 mm hardened SK5 steel blade and a three-level tooth profile. The compact foldable design keeps the blade protected when not in use and enables safe transport. The SK5 hardened steel edge provides durability for repeated cutting tasks, while the three-level teeth are optimized for efficient cross-cutting and rip-cutting in wood and similar materials. The saw is intended for general woodworking, pruning and DIY tasks where a precise, manual cut is required.

Advantages

The 230 mm SK5 hardened steel blade offers a long-lasting cutting edge and resistance to wear compared with softer blade materials. The three-level teeth reduce binding and deliver smoother cutting action across grain and along grain, improving control and reducing user effort. The folding mechanism secures the blade when folded, protecting the edge and reducing the risk of accidental injury during storage and transport. The handle and overall balance are designed to facilitate controlled manual sawing for short to medium cutting jobs.

Suitable for

• Pruning small branches and garden trimming
• General woodworking tasks such as cutting boards, dowels and small panels
• DIY projects and home repairs requiring precise manual cuts
• Field use where a compact, foldable saw is preferred for portability

When it may not be suitable

This folding hand saw is not designed for heavy industrial timber cutting or continuous high-volume sawing. For large logs, thick hardwoods or tasks that require mechanized speed and power, a chainsaw or power saw would be more efficient. The 230 mm blade length limits the maximum single-stroke cutting depth compared with longer handsaws.

Key specifications

• Blade length: 230 mm
• Blade material: hardened SK5 steel
• Tooth profile: three-level teeth for cross- and rip-cuts
• Design: folding hand saw with locking mechanism
• Intended materials: wood, small branches, common DIY materials

How to use

Open the saw until the blade locks firmly in the working position. Secure the workpiece to prevent movement and choose a cutting line. Use steady, controlled strokes that allow the three-level teeth to engage the material; start with light forward strokes to establish the cut and then apply a consistent rhythm. For pruning, cut at an appropriate angle to avoid tearing the bark. After use, fold the blade back into the handle until it locks in the closed position to protect the edge and reduce risk of injury. Keep the blade clean and dry to maintain edge life.

What to consider before purchase

• Required blade length and cutting depth for your typical tasks
• Material types you will cut (softwood, hardwood, green wood, dry wood)
• Frequency of use and whether a manual folding saw meets your productivity needs
• Storage and portability needs—folding design improves safety and transportability

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the BRADAS V-SERIES RAZOR KT-V1422 for short to medium cuts where precise manual control is needed. Match cutting technique to the material—use slower, controlled strokes for hardwoods and a steadier rhythm for softer woods. Regularly clean the blade and, if necessary, hone or replace it when performance declines to maintain cutting efficiency and safety.