Saw for wood and metal HOGERT HT3S277

Hand saw HOGERT HT3S277 is a versatile saw designed to cut both wood and metal. It is supplied with three interchangeable blades for different materials, enabling a single tool to cover general carpentry, light metalwork and DIY renovation tasks. The saw combines a rigid frame and hardened teeth blades with an ergonomic handle and a protective blade cover for safe storage and transport.

Advantages

The saw features a polymer-coated ergonomic handle for a secure grip and reduced hand fatigue, along with a corrosion-resistant steel frame that maintains blade alignment during use. Hardened teeth on the blades ensure consistent cutting performance across wood and thin metal, while the included blade cover and interchangeable set allow quick adaptation to the work material without replacing the entire tool.

Suitable for

• General carpentry and wooden board cutting
• Light metal cutting such as thin sheets, pipes and profiles
• Home renovation and repair tasks
• DIY projects requiring a single saw for mixed materials

Key specifications

• Includes three interchangeable blades for wood and metal cutting
• Polymer-coated ergonomic handle for secure grip
• Hardened teeth blades for durable cutting edge
• Corrosion-resistant steel frame for structural rigidity
• Support for 45° and 90° cutting angles
• Protective blade cover for safe storage

How to use

Select the blade appropriate for the material to be cut and install it securely in the saw frame following the manufacturer’s fastening method. Hold the polymer-coated handle with a firm grip and position the workpiece to allow free blade travel. Start with light forward strokes to establish the cut line, then continue with steady, controlled strokes at the recommended angle (45° or 90°) until the cut is complete. After use, clean any debris from the blades and frame and store the saw with the blade cover in place.

Usage recommendations

Use the wood blade for soft and hardwoods and the metal blade for thin metal sheets and pipes. For longer blade life, avoid cutting materials thicker than the blade’s intended range and remove chips or swarf frequently. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection while sawing, and ensure the workpiece is securely clamped.