Folding Hand Saw GEKO G33108 — 180 mm Blade, 65 Mn Steel, 48 Teeth

The GEKO G33108 folding hand saw is a compact manual saw with a 180 mm blade made from 65 Mn steel and 48 teeth, designed for cutting wood and wooden materials. The foldable design protects the blade when not in use and reduces the tool's transport footprint, making it convenient for mobile use. This saw is intended for manual cutting tasks where a short, aggressive tooth pattern and robust steel blade are required.

Advantages

The 65 Mn steel blade offers wear resistance and durability for repeated cuts in timber and common construction woods. With 48 teeth on a 180 mm length, the saw delivers relatively fine, fast cutting action suitable for controlled crosscuts and trimming. The folding mechanism secures the blade during storage and transport, reducing the risk of accidental damage. The compact size and simple manual operation make the tool easy to carry, maintain, and use without power.

Suitable for

• Pruning branches and small-scale garden tasks
• On-site carpentry and joinery where a portable saw is required
• DIY projects involving cutting soft and medium-hard wood
• Trimming, shaping, and cutting wooden panels and mouldings

Key specifications

• Blade length: 180 mm
• Blade material: 65 Mn carbon steel
• Tooth count: 48 teeth
• Cutting material: wood and wood-based materials
• Design: folding/compact for safe storage and transport

How to use

Open the folding saw and lock the blade in the operating position before use. Secure the workpiece to prevent movement, then start cutting with steady forward and backward strokes, allowing the saw teeth to do the work without excessive pressure. For cleaner cuts, maintain an even pace and use the full length of the blade. After finishing, clean any debris from the teeth, dry the blade, and fold it back into the handle to protect the edge and reduce corrosion risk.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when cutting. For long or thick sections, make a shallow guide cut first and proceed in stages to avoid binding. Store the saw folded in a dry place and periodically apply a light protective oil to the blade to maintain performance and prevent surface rust.