STANLEY Hacksaw Blade for Bow Saw 610 mm 15-446 — for Wet Wood

STANLEY Hacksaw Blade for Bow Saw 610 mm 15-446 — for Wet Wood is a replacement blade sized for 610 mm bow- or junior-style frames. It is specifically designed for cutting wet, green or freshly felled timber where tooth geometry and blade thickness provide controlled, slower cuts and improved durability in moist conditions. This blade fits compatible bow saw frames that accept 610 mm blades and is intended for site carpentry, timber processing and general woodworking tasks involving damp wood.

Advantages

The blade features a tooth design and tempering suitable for cutting wet wood, helping to reduce clogging and maintain cutting efficiency when timber contains moisture. Its length and compatible mounting make it simple to replace in standard 610 mm bow saw frames. The durable construction resists premature wear in tougher, slower sawing conditions and provides reliable performance for repeated onsite use.

Suitable for

• Cutting green or freshly felled timber
• Carpentry and site work with moist wood
• General woodworking where slower, controlled cuts are required
• Replacement for 610 mm bow saw frames

Key specifications

• Blade length: 610 mm
• Designed application: wet / green wood
• Compatibility: bow / junior saw frames accepting 610 mm blades
• Tooth geometry: optimized for slower, controlled cuts in moist timber
• Material: hardened steel blade (tempered for durability)

How to use

Install the blade into a compatible 610 mm bow saw frame following the frame manufacturer's instructions, ensuring correct orientation of the teeth for cutting on the intended stroke. Tighten the blade securely to maintain straight cuts and reduce vibration. Use steady, controlled strokes when sawing wet wood to allow the blade teeth to clear chips and to avoid binding. Replace the blade when cutting performance declines or when teeth become visibly worn.

Usage recommendations

For best results when sawing wet timber, maintain moderate feed pressure, keep the blade tensioned correctly and clear sawdust or sap buildup frequently. Store spare blades dry and away from corrosive environments to preserve cutting edge and temper.