Tenon Saw KREATOR KRTH80201 350 mm blade, 13 TPI

The KREATOR Tenon Saw KRTH80201 350 mm blade, 13 TPI is a hand tenon saw designed for precise crosscuts and joinery work in wood. The 350 mm hardened blade with 13 teeth per inch provides controlled manual cutting for tenons, dovetails and small molding tasks. A rigid reinforced spine keeps the blade straight during use, and the soft anti-slip handle supports a comfortable, secure grip for cabinetmaking, carpentry and fine woodworking.

Advantages

The hardened blade is finished with multiple sharpening angles to improve cutting efficiency and maintain edge retention. The reinforced back prevents blade flexing, helping to produce straight, accurate cuts. The handle’s anti-slip surface improves control and reduces hand fatigue during repeated cuts. The 13 TPI tooth pitch balances cut speed and surface finish, making the saw suitable for both finer joinery and general workshop tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting tenons and shoulders for mortise-and-tenon joints
• Dovetail cutting and fine joinery
• Trimming small moldings and trim pieces
• Controlled crosscuts in dimensional lumber and boards
• Cabinetmaking and furniture repairs requiring precise hand cuts

Key specifications

• Blade length: 350 mm
• Blade width: 0.9 mm
• Tooth pitch: 13 TPI
• Blade: hardened steel with multi-angle sharpening
• Design: reinforced rigid spine (backed saw)
• Handle: soft anti-slip ergonomics for secure grip

How to use

Secure the workpiece firmly in a vise or with clamps to prevent movement. Mark the cut line clearly and position the saw so the reinforced back aligns with the intended cutting plane. Start the cut with light forward strokes to establish a kerf, then apply steady, controlled strokes using the full length of the blade. Keep wrist and arm movements aligned with the blade to maintain a straight cut. Periodically inspect the tooth performance and clean any pitch or sawdust build-up from the blade to preserve cutting quality.

Usage recommendations

Use the tenon saw with steady, even pressure and avoid forcing the blade; let the hardened teeth and appropriate 13 TPI pitch do the cutting. For the best results in fine joinery, make a shallow guide cut first, then complete the cut to the marked shoulder. Store the saw in a dry place and protect the blade edge from contact with other tools to maintain sharpness.