Hand saw NEO tools 44-610, weight 278 g, 1 pc

NEO tools 44-610 is a folding hand saw designed for manual cutting tasks in woodworking and general repairs. The tool features a 250 mm wide SK5 steel blade with Japanese-style 11 TPI fine teeth, a flexible profile that allows cutting on different planes, and folding capability for safer transport and compact storage. The three-sided sharpened and induction-hardened teeth reduce cutting resistance and help achieve precise cuts in dry wood, plywood and chipboard. The pack contains one saw with a total weight of 278 g.

Advantages

The wide SK5 steel blade provides durability and a stable cutting line while the 11 teeth per inch toothing delivers fine, controlled cuts. Three-sided sharpening combined with induction hardening increases tooth life and reduces effort during cutting. The folding design protects the blade and improves portability. The flexible blade profile enables cutting in different planes without compromising accuracy.

Suitable for

• Cutting dry timber and construction lumber
• Trimming and sizing plywood panels
• Cutting chipboard and laminated boards
• On-site repairs and DIY woodworking projects

Key specifications

• Blade material: SK5 carbon steel
• Blade length: 250 mm
• Toothing: 11 teeth per inch (fine)
• Blade profile: wide, flexible
• Teeth treatment: three-sided sharpening, induction hardened
• Design: folding blade for compact storage
• Weight: 278 g (single piece)

How to use

Open the saw until the blade locks in the cutting position and secure the handle. Position the blade on the marked cutting line and start with light strokes to establish a kerf, then increase stroke length and pressure as appropriate. Maintain a steady rhythm and keep the blade at a consistent angle to the workpiece to ensure accurate cuts. For crosscuts in dry wood, use the fine 11 TPI teeth to achieve a clean finish. After use, fold the blade back into the handle to protect the teeth and reduce the risk of injury during storage or transport.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as work gloves and eye protection. Secure the workpiece with clamps before cutting and avoid excessive lateral forces on the blade to prevent bending. The saw is optimized for dry wood, plywood and chipboard; do not use it on metal or masonry materials.