Hand Saw STANLEY TradeCut 3.0 20" 7TPI — 20-inch blade, 7 teeth per inch

The STANLEY TradeCut 3.0 20" 7TPI hand saw offers a long 20-inch hardened blade and a coarse 7-teeth-per-inch (TPI) tooth pitch suitable for general-purpose cutting of wood. Designed for both crosscutting and ripping on dimensional lumber, this hand saw provides extended reach for cutting larger boards and framing members on-site. The blade geometry and tooth spacing focus on faster material removal while maintaining control for common carpentry and construction tasks.

Advantages

The 20-inch blade gives increased cutting length to handle wider stock without repositioning, while the 7 TPI tooth pitch accelerates cutting speed in softwoods and construction lumber. The saw is balanced for hand use and intended for straightforward maintenance such as periodic sharpening and cleaning. Its design emphasizes practical performance for on-site tradespeople and DIY users who require a durable manual cutting tool for framing and general carpentry.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and ripping dimensional lumber
• Framing, rough carpentry and site work
• Cutting studs, joists and common construction boards
• General-purpose woodworking and quick field cuts

Key specifications

• Blade length: 20 inches (approx. 508 mm)
• Tooth pitch: 7 teeth per inch (coarse pitch for faster cuts)
• Blade type: hardened steel suitable for hand sawing wood
• Cutting application: crosscutting and ripping on dimensional lumber

How to use

Secure the workpiece before cutting and mark the cut line clearly. Start the cut with a few controlled short strokes to establish a kerf, then use full, steady strokes along the blade’s length while maintaining a consistent angle relative to the board. For ripping, follow the grain with steady pressure; for crosscutting, focus on a smooth, angled stroke. After use, wipe the blade clean and store it in a dry place to reduce corrosion. Periodic filing or professional sharpening will restore cutting performance when edges become dull.

Usage recommendations

Use the saw on softwoods and standard construction-grade lumber for optimal cutting speed. Avoid cutting hard or treated materials excessively without verifying blade compatibility. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection during sawing, and maintain a firm grip and stable stance to ensure safe operation.