Wood saw Polax 400 mm, 7 TPI, 55 HRC (model 47-005)

Hand wood saw Polax model 47-005 features a 400 mm hardened blade with a 7 TPI tooth pattern and 55 HRC edge hardness, designed for cutting a wide range of wood materials. The saw provides medium-fine finish cuts suitable for carpentry, trimming and general woodworking tasks. Its construction balances cutting speed and finish quality to meet demands of both home users and professionals requiring reliable tooth retention and consistent cutting performance.

Advantages

The 400 mm blade length combined with 7 TPI offers an effective compromise between cutting speed and surface smoothness, making it suitable for cross-cutting and ripping in typical woodworking scenarios. A 55 HRC hardness rating improves wear resistance of the teeth and contributes to longer service life under regular use. The saw's tooth geometry and finish ensure predictable cutting behavior and reduced need for frequent sharpening when used on common timber and panel materials.

Suitable for

• Carpentry and joinery work
• Trimming and fitting wooden elements
• Cutting softwoods and hardwoods for furniture and fixtures
• On-site repair and general-purpose woodworking

Key specifications

• Blade length: 400 mm
• Teeth per inch (TPI): 7
• Tooth hardness: 55 HRC
• Cut quality: medium-fine finish
• Intended use: manual hand sawing of wood materials

How to use

Secure the workpiece firmly before starting to cut, using clamps or a vise to prevent movement. Position the saw at the required cutting angle and begin with a controlled forward stroke to establish a kerf, then continue with steady, even strokes using the full length of the blade for efficient cutting. Apply consistent pressure without forcing the saw; let the teeth remove material at their designed rate. After use, clean sawdust from the teeth and wipe the blade dry to prevent corrosion and maintain cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the saw on appropriate wood types (softwoods, hardwoods, plywood and common panel products) and avoid cutting abrasive materials that can accelerate tooth wear. Regular light sharpening or tooth maintenance will extend service life; store the saw in a dry place and protect the blade when not in use.