Well-balanced saw with high frequency hardened teeth set giving up to five times the life of conve...Well-balanced saw with high frequency hardened teeth set giving up to five times the life of conventional teeth. The plastic handle incorporates 45deg and 90deg marking guides and is securely screwed to the blade. Saw blade for cutting medium thick materials with universal toothing, hardpoint teeth for long lasting sharpness. It has 7/8 teeth per inch. Achieve clean, precise cuts through a variety of building materials with the Bahco 244 hand saw. The 500mm (20") blade excels in medium to thick wood, and can also be used on plastics, laminates and soft metals. The handle is designed to provide a firm and comfortable grip, helping you get the very best performance out of the 7/8 TPI blade. It also includes 45deg and 90deg marking guides for precision work. Hardpoint teeth offer long-lasting sharpness - up to five times the lifespan of conventional teeth.* Perfect for cutting through medium to thick wood* Also suitable for plastics, laminates and soft metals* Hardpoint teeth for long-lasting sharpness and performance* Handle incorporates 45deg and 90deg marking guides* Comfortable grip for greater sawing support
The Bahco 244 Hardpoint Saw is designed for both DIY enthusiasts and professional carpenters seeking a reliable hand saw for cutting various materials. The saw's hardpoint teeth offer long-lasting sharpness, making it a great choice for medium to thick wood, plastics, laminates, and soft metals. Note that due to the hardpoint teeth design, this saw is not resharpenable.
All features
Model Part Number
244-20-U7/8-HP
Brand
Bahco
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Can the Bahco 244 Hardpoint Saw be sharpened?
No, this saw features hardpoint teeth and is not designed to be resharpened. The teeth are hardened for long-lasting sharpness.
What materials can I cut with this saw?
The saw is suitable for cutting medium to thick wood, plastics, laminates, and soft metals.
What is the TPI of this saw?
The saw has a 7/8 TPI (teeth per inch) configuration.
What is the length of the saw blade?
The blade length is 500mm (20 inches).
Does the handle have marking guides?
Yes, the handle incorporates 45° and 90° marking guides.
How do I care for the saw?
After use, wipe the blade clean and store it in a dry place. Avoid excessive force and cutting through materials that will dull the teeth.
Where is this saw made?
The product information does not specify where the saw is made.
Is the handle comfortable to use?
Yes, the handle is designed for a firm and comfortable grip, enhancing sawing support.
Troubleshooting
Saw blade binds during a cut
Ensure the blade is straight. Reduce the sawing pressure and adjust your cutting angle. Use a wedge in the kerf to keep the cut open.
Saw is difficult to start
Angle the blade slightly to initiate the cut and use a smooth, consistent sawing motion. Ensure the material is properly supported.
Cuts are not straight
Use the marking guides on the handle to ensure accurate cuts. Check that the blade is perpendicular to the material before starting.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Long-lasting sharpness due to hardpoint teeth
Suitable for a variety of materials, increasing its versatility
Ergonomic handle provides a comfortable and secure grip
Durable construction ensures longevity
Cons
Hardpoint teeth cannot be resharpened
May require more effort to initiate a cut compared to finer-toothed saws
Not ideal for very fine or delicate work
Limited to the blade length of 500mm (20")
May not be suitable for extremely hard materials
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: The saw is ready to use right out of the packaging. No assembly is required.
Compatibility: Compatible with a variety of materials, including wood, plastics, laminates, and soft metals. Ensure the material thickness is appropriate for the blade length.
Care:
After use, wipe the blade clean to remove any debris.
Store the saw in a dry place to prevent rust.
Avoid using excessive force when sawing.
The saw's hardpoint teeth are designed to last, but avoid cutting through materials that will quickly dull the teeth (e.g., concrete, brick).