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This Draper Expert Heavy Duty Hacksaw is designed for professionals and serious DIYers who need a robust tool for cutting various materials. Its key benefit is the versatility offered by its dual-angle blade spigots for straight or 45° cuts, providing precision and adaptability. A potential caveat is its weight compared to lighter-duty models, which may require more user effort during prolonged use. Key features include a durable steel frame, lightweight aluminum handles, and a supplied 300mm bi-metal blade.
| Model Part Number | 39245 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Draper |
This hacksaw accepts standard 300mm (12-inch) hacksaw blades. Bi-metal blades are recommended for general-purpose cutting.
The frame has two sets of blade spigots. Loosen the blade tension, reposition the blade ends into the desired spigots (straight or 45°), and then re-tension the blade.
While designed for metal and plastic, it can cut wood with an appropriate wood-cutting blade. However, dedicated wood saws are more efficient for wood.
Keep it clean and dry. Periodically check blade tension and replace worn blades. Aluminum handles can be wiped with a damp cloth.
The hacksaw weighs approximately 0.63kg.
Yes, its heavy-duty steel frame and expert quality construction make it suitable for cutting thicker metals, provided you use the correct blade and apply sufficient pressure.
Ensure the blade is properly tensioned. Do not force the cut; let the blade do the work. Check if the blade is suitable for the material being cut.
Verify the blade is set to the straight cutting position on the spigots. Ensure the blade teeth are sharp and the tension is adequate. Apply consistent, even pressure.
Re-tighten the wing nut on the handle until the blade is taut. Check for any damage to the blade or the frame's blade holding mechanism.
Setup: To set up the hacksaw, first ensure the blade is correctly tensioned. Loosen the wing nut on the handle, insert the blade with the teeth facing forward, and then re-tighten the wing nut until the blade is taut. To change the blade angle, use the alternative spigots on the frame to position the blade for straight or 45° cuts and secure it.
Compatibility: This hacksaw is designed to accept standard 300mm (12-inch) hacksaw blades. Ensure the replacement blade is suitable for the material you intend to cut.
Care: After use, clean the blade and frame to remove debris. Store the hacksaw in a dry place to prevent rust. Periodically check and adjust blade tension for optimal performance. For the aluminum handles, a damp cloth is sufficient for cleaning.
