Fiskars metal saw blade 300 mm, 24 TPI, model 1062941

The Fiskars metal saw blade 300 mm with a 24 TPI fine-tooth profile is a replacement blade intended for metal cutting tasks that require a 300 mm blade length. It is designed for use with compatible hacksaw or bow saw frames and provides a tooth geometry suitable for cutting thin metal sheets, pipes, profiles and other small metal components. The blade's design focuses on precise, controlled cuts and stable feeding when working on maintenance, workshop or metalworking projects.

Advantages

This replacement blade offers a fine 24 TPI tooth pitch that delivers smooth, accurate cuts in thin and medium-thickness metals, reducing burr formation and the need for secondary finishing. At 300 mm length it fits standard full-size hacksaw frames, enabling straightforward installation and reliable tensioning. The blade is made to maintain consistent cutting performance for routine workshop use and general metal maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting thin metal sheets and strips
• Trimming metal tubes and profiles
• Workshop maintenance and repair tasks
• Precision cuts in small metal components

Key specifications

• Blade length: 300 mm
• Tooth pitch: 24 teeth per inch (fine-tooth profile)
• Intended material: metal
• Compatibility: standard hacksaw / bow saw frames requiring a 300 mm blade

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible hacksaw or bow saw frame following the frame manufacturer's guidance for orientation and tension. Ensure the teeth face away from the handle so the blade cuts on the forward stroke, unless the frame design specifies otherwise. Secure the blade under proper tension to avoid bending or wandering during cuts. Use steady, even strokes with light forward pressure, and let the blade do the cutting to prolong blade life. For thicker sections, mark the cut line and use a clamp or vice to stabilize the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting lubricant or cutting fluid when working with harder metals to reduce heat and wear. Replace the blade if teeth become dull or damaged to maintain cutting accuracy and safety. Store blades flat and dry to prevent corrosion and deformation.