DIY Range hacksaw frames

DIY Discover our blades and hacksaw frames DIY range through various handles and uses.

A few tips from the professional

A few tips from the professional for an optimal use of your tools :

  • Saw while pushing
  • Tilt the blade about 15° from the piece
  • Saw slowly while pressing and release pressure during
    the return stroke
  • For a longer life of your hacksaw frames, release the blade
    tension when unused.

This DIY hand tool range is fitted for a time to time use. It is good value for money.

11T

Ref. 11T

      Characteristics :

  • Handle: unvarnished beech
  • Frame: flat iron 16×5
  • Blade tension: 70 daN
  • Square tension fixture with pin that can not fall out
  • 2 blade positions : vertical and horizontal
  • PEFC wood (Made in Jura, France). Perspiration absorption and easier to hold and to use
29TB-EN

Ref. 29TB

      Characteristics:

  • Handle: plastic
  • Frame: painted tube 15×10
  • Blade tension: 70 daN
  • Square tension fixture with pin that can not fall out
  • 2 blade positions : vertical and horizontal
27T

Ref. 27T

      Characteristics:

  • Handle: aluminium
  • Frame: painted
  • To reuse broken blades
    To saw in areas which are normally difficult to attain
30T

Ref. 30T

      Characteristics

  • Handle: plastic
  • Frame: flat iron 20×5
  • Stainless steel blade, Domestic use (frozen food, bones…)
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Blades

  • For your work in the garden
  • Can be fitted on all our hacksaw frames
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Blades

  • HSS flexible blade
  • The best value for money