Hand saw for metal KREATOR 250 mm 24 TPI with metal handle

Hand saw for metal KREATOR 250 mm 24 TPI with metal handle is a compact manual saw designed for controlled cutting of thin metal materials. The 250 mm hardened blade with 24 teeth per inch provides a fine-tooth cutting action for accurate, low-vibration cuts in metal sheets, thin-walled pipes and light profiles. The metal handle ensures robust grip and long service life while maintaining good balance for one-handed or two-handed guiding in workshop and on-site tasks.

Advantages

The fine 24 TPI tooth pitch delivers smooth, precise cuts and reduces burr formation on the cut edge. The short 250 mm blade improves maneuverability in confined spaces and makes the tool suitable for detailed metalwork. A metal handle increases durability compared with plastic handles and provides a stable, secure hold. The saw's construction is simple, lightweight and easy to maintain, allowing quick blade changes and reliable performance for repeated use.

Подходит для

• резки тонких листов металла
• обрезки труб и профильных изделий с тонкой стенкой
• слесарных и монтажных работ в мастерской
• работ по дооснащению и реставрации, где требуется аккуратная отделка кромок

Key specifications

• Blade length: 250 mm
• Tooth pitch: 24 TPI (teeth per inch)
• Material suitability: thin metal sheets, light metal pipes, small metal profiles
• Handle material: metal
• Typical use: manual cutting, fine finishing and trimming of metal
• Design: compact blade for improved access in tight spaces

How to use

Secure the workpiece firmly in a vice or with clamps to prevent movement before cutting. Mark the cutting line clearly and position the saw blade at the start of the mark. Use steady, even strokes with moderate pressure, letting the fine 24 TPI teeth do the work to avoid blade binding. For best results, maintain a consistent stroke length and keep the saw angle shallow to the material when cutting thin metal. After finishing the cut, deburr the edge with a file or deburring tool.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye protection and gloves when cutting metal. Use cutting lubricant on thick or hardened sections to extend blade life. Replace the blade when tooth wear increases cutting resistance or the finish deteriorates. Store the saw in a dry place to prevent corrosion of the blade and handle.