Hand Saw for Wood HOGERT HT3S232, 350 mm Blade, 11 TPI

HOGERT HT3S232 is a hand saw for wood with a 350 mm hardened steel blade and 11 TPI tooth pitch, designed for cross‑cuts and general carpentry. It is intended for cutting soft and hardwood lumber, boards and beams and provides accurate, clean cuts for DIY, woodworking and renovation tasks.

Advantages

The saw features induction‑hardened cutting edges with a hardness of approximately 44–46 HRC for extended edge life, reinforced body construction to protect the cutting edge from deformation, and double‑side teeth for reliable cutting performance. An ergonomic polymer handle with a textured anti‑slip surface improves control and helps maintain straight, precise cuts.

Suitable for

• Cross‑cutting softwoods and hardwoods
• Cutting boards, beams and general lumber
• DIY carpentry, renovation and on‑site wood trimming

When it may not be suitable

This manual hand saw is not intended for prolonged industrial production work where power saws are more efficient. It may be less suitable for extremely fine finish carpentry where a finer tooth pitch or specialized saw would produce smoother edges.

Key specifications

• Blade length: 350 mm
• Tooth pitch: 11 TPI (teeth per inch)
• Cutting edge hardness: approx. 44–46 HRC (induction hardened)
• Teeth: double‑sided configuration
• Handle: ergonomic polymer with anti‑slip surface

How to use

Secure the workpiece and mark the cut line. Hold the saw by the ergonomic handle with a comfortable grip, start the cut with light forward strokes to establish a kerf, then use steady, even strokes using the full length of the blade. Apply moderate pressure on the forward stroke and relieve pressure on the return stroke to maintain blade tracking and extend blade life.

What to consider before purchase

• Match the 11 TPI tooth pitch to the material thickness and desired cut finish (11 TPI is suitable for general cross‑cutting of boards and lumber).
• Consider whether a manual saw meets your workload needs or if a powered saw is more appropriate for frequent or heavy use.
• Check blade length (350 mm) to ensure it is suitable for the size of cuts you plan to make.

Usage recommendations

For best results, clamp the material securely, use full‑length strokes, and keep the blade clean of resin and debris. Replace the saw if teeth become damaged or if cutting performance noticeably decreases.