Hand Saw STANLEY TRADECUT 15in/380mm 7TPI (packaged)

STANLEY TRADECUT 15in/380mm hand saw with a 7 TPI tooth pitch is a general-purpose cutting tool designed for wood and common construction materials. The 380 mm blade length provides a balance between reach and control, while the 7 TPI configuration offers a compromise between cutting speed and a reasonably smooth finish. The product is supplied packaged in a display box, making it suitable for retail presentation and storage.

Advantages

The TRADECUT saw combines a medium-length blade and a medium tooth pitch to deliver versatile performance across a variety of cutting tasks. Its tooth geometry is intended to cut quickly through soft and some hardwoods while still producing an acceptable edge quality for many carpentry and site applications. The saw's handle and blade pairing aim to provide comfortable grip and stable control during repetitive cuts, and the packaged presentation helps protect the blade when not in use.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and ripping of dimensional lumber and boards
• On-site carpentry and general construction cutting tasks
• Do-it-yourself projects and home improvement work
• Cutting softwood and common hardwoods where a medium tooth pitch is appropriate

Key specifications

• Blade length: 15 in / 380 mm
• Tooth pitch: 7 teeth per inch (TPI)
• Intended material: wood and common construction materials
• Packaged presentation: retail display box

How to use

Secure the workpiece and mark the cut line clearly. Position the saw so the cutting angle aligns with the intended cut—use a shallow angle for crosscuts and a steeper angle for ripping along the grain. Start the cut with a few gentle strokes to establish a kerf, then apply steady, even strokes using the full length of the blade. Maintain a consistent tempo and moderate pressure; let the blade teeth do the cutting to avoid binding. Periodically check the blade for pitch or resin buildup and clean as needed to maintain cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the saw on appropriate thicknesses of timber and avoid forcing the blade through very dense hardwoods. Keep the blade clean and store the saw in its display packaging or a tool rack to protect the teeth. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when cutting.