Hand saw blades Glob RAMd wide 300 x 25 x 0.6 mm, 72 pcs (model 0504)

Set of 72 Glob RAMd wide hand saw blades, each measuring 300 x 25 x 0.6 mm, designed for manual hand saws that accept 300 x 25 mm blades. These thin 0.6 mm blades provide a narrow kerf for reduced waste and finer control during cutting operations. The pack is intended for frequent use in woodworking and general cutting tasks in workshops, construction sites, and repair jobs where consistent blade dimensions and interchangeability are required.

Advantages

The thin 0.6 mm profile delivers a narrow cut that minimizes material removal and improves cutting accuracy. Supplied as a bulk set of 72 blades, it reduces downtime for replacement and ensures availability for repeated tasks. The standardized 300 x 25 mm format makes these blades compatible with a wide range of manual hand saws that accept this size, facilitating quick swaps and straightforward stock management.

Suitable for

• General woodworking tasks such as trimming, ripping, and fitting
• On-site carpentry and repair work where quick blade changes are needed
• Workshops that require consistent blade dimensions for repeatable results
• Applications where a narrow kerf and fine control are desired

Key specifications

• Blade length: 300 mm
• Blade width: 25 mm
• Blade thickness: 0.6 mm (thin profile for narrow kerf)
• Quantity in pack: 72 blades
• Compatibility: designed for manual hand saws accepting 300 x 25 mm blades

How to use

Select a compatible hand saw frame that accepts 300 x 25 mm blades. Ensure the saw frame is in good condition and that blade clamps or tensioning mechanisms are functioning correctly. Fit a blade with teeth oriented for the required cut direction, secure it according to the saw frame instructions, and verify proper tension before cutting. Use steady, controlled strokes and allow the blade to do the cutting—avoid excessive lateral pressure to maintain blade life and cut quality. Replace blades when wear or damage reduces cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

Store blades in a dry environment to prevent corrosion and keep them in original packaging or a labeled container to maintain organization. For best results, match blade tooth geometry and cutting direction to the material and task; use light, consistent pressure and proper saw technique to extend blade life and achieve cleaner cuts.