Hand saw Vorel 28750 — 750 mm blade length, 1 pc

Vorel 28750 hand saw with a 750 mm blade is a manually operated cutting tool designed for general woodworking tasks. The saw is supplied as a single unit and features a long blade and a stable bow frame, intended to deliver extended cutting strokes for both crosscuts and rip cuts in timber and similar materials. The construction focuses on straightforward, reliable manual cutting where power tools are not required or suitable.

Advantages

The saw combines a tempered steel blade and a rigid bow profile to maintain blade tension and cutting accuracy during use. The blade’s tooth geometry and selected tooth pitch are matched to cutting damp or wet wood and provide consistent material removal. Supplied as one piece, the tool is ready to use without assembly and is suited to work in environments where simple, durable hand tools are preferred.

Suitable for

• Crosscutting and ripping of soft and medium-hard wood
• On-site carpentry and construction repairs
• DIY woodworking projects and workshop use
• Cutting wet or green timber where a coarser tooth is beneficial

Key specifications

• Blade length: 750 mm
• Blade material: tempered steel
• Frame type: rigid bow profile for blade tension
• Tooth form: profile matched for wet wood cutting
• Supply: single piece (1 pc)

How to use

Secure the workpiece firmly in a vise or with clamps to prevent movement. Position the saw so the blade aligns with the intended cut line, begin with a few gentle forward strokes to create a starter kerf, then use full, steady strokes along the length of the blade to complete the cut. Maintain even pressure and let the saw teeth do the cutting rather than forcing the blade. Periodically inspect the blade tension in the bow and the condition of the teeth; replace or re-sharpen the blade if cutting performance declines.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection. For best results when cutting wet or green timber, allow the blade to clear sawdust frequently to maintain cutting efficiency, and avoid excessive lateral force on the blade to preserve tooth geometry and frame alignment.