Hand saw Vorel 28740 — 525 mm blade length, 1 pc

Vorel 28740 hand saw with a 525 mm blade length is a manually operated handsaw designed for cutting wood and similar soft materials. Supplied as a single piece, this mid-length saw is intended for general-purpose carpentry, trimming and DIY repair tasks where a balance of cutting reach and control is required. The tool combines a steel profile frame with a tempered blade and a tooth geometry selected for efficient crosscutting and everyday use.

Advantages

The saw features a stable bow frame made from a steel profile that maintains blade tension and alignment during use. The tempered blade improves durability and retains cutting performance over time. Tooth shape and spacing are chosen to provide reliable cutting through wet and dry softwood, while the mid-length blade offers a compromise between reach and maneuverability for varied workshop and on-site applications.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting softwoods and general carpentry work
• Trimming and fit‑out tasks around the home or jobsite
• DIY repairs and small woodcutting projects
• Work requiring a mid-length handsaw for better reach than a short saw

Key specifications

• Blade length: 525 mm
• Construction: steel profile bow frame with fixed blade
• Blade treatment: tempered steel for increased hardness and wear resistance
• Tooth design: scale and tooth shape selected for efficient cutting of softwood and wet wood
• Quantity: single piece

How to use

Secure the workpiece firmly in a vise or with clamps to prevent movement. Position the saw so the blade is aligned with the intended cut line and use smooth, controlled strokes, allowing the teeth to do the cutting without excessive force. For crosscuts, use shorter, steady strokes and maintain consistent pressure; for longer rip cuts, use longer strokes and focus on keeping the blade straight. Periodically check blade tension and condition; replace or recondition the blade if cutting performance declines.

Usage recommendations

For safer and more accurate results, wear appropriate eye protection and gloves, mark cutting lines clearly, and support the off‑cut to avoid splintering. Use light lubricant sparingly on the blade if cutting damp or resinous wood to reduce friction and pitch build‑up.