Minotaur Junior Hacksaw Blades - 150mm - 5 Pack

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The Minotaur 150mm Junior Hacksaw Blades are essential for professional tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts who require precision cutting in cramped or restricted spaces. Engineered with a 24 TPI configuration and hardened carbon steel, these blades offer clean, efficient performance on metal, wood, and plastic; however, they are specifically designed for small-scale projects and are not suitable for heavy-duty industrial timber or thick structural materials.
| Model Part Number | 212885 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Minotaur |
TPI stands for 'Teeth Per Inch'. A 24 TPI blade is considered a fine-tooth blade, which is ideal for cleaner cuts on thinner materials.
No, these blades are 150mm (6 inches) long and must be used with a corresponding 6-inch mini hacksaw or pad saw frame.
They feature hardened carbon steel, which is rigid to provide accuracy, but they have enough flex to resist snapping under normal cutting conditions.
Use light pressure, keep the blade clean, and ensure you are cutting in a straight line without twisting the frame.
These blades are designed for thin-walled materials and smaller applications; cutting through thick steel will cause the blade to wear out rapidly.
Check that the pin ends are fully seated in the frame slots and increase the tension on the frame adjustment nut.
Ensure you are using a smooth, consistent cutting motion and avoid applying excessive downward force, which can cause the blade to twist.
To install, ensure your mini hacksaw frame is tensioned appropriately. Release the tension nut on your 6-inch frame, hook the precision pin ends into the mounting slots, and tighten the frame until the blade is rigid. Always ensure the teeth are pointing forward (away from the handle) for a proper cutting stroke.
To prolong blade life, keep the blades clean and free of metal filings or sawdust. If the blade becomes clogged during a cut, gently tap it to clear debris. Store in a dry environment to prevent premature surface oxidation on the carbon steel material.