Irwin 500mm 8PT Jack Hand Saw, Cold Rolled Steel Blade, 7 TPI

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Description & Specs

The Irwin 500mm 8PT jack hand saw is a versatile hand saw for cutting wood and other materials. The cold rolled steel blade is built for clean cutting, and the hardpoint teeth stay sharp for fast, efficient strokes.

  • Blade length: 500mm
  • Teeth per inch: 7 (8 point)
  • Blade material: Cold rolled steel
  • Colour: Orange / Black / Silver
  • Model: T880UHP500ATC

To use a hand saw on wood, start the cut with short strokes using the thumb to guide the blade, then lengthen your strokes once the kerf is established, and let the saw do the work without forcing it. For safe cutting, keep your free hand clear of the blade and support the workpiece firmly. The lightweight, ergonomic handle keeps this jack saw comfortable through longer cuts on framing and general timber work.

More about this product

The Irwin 500mm 8PT Jack Hand Saw is designed for cutting wood and other materials with precision and ease. It uses a cold-rolled steel blade for added rust resistance and hardpoint razor-sharp teeth for clean cuts. The lightweight, ergonomic handle keeps it comfortable for extended use.

  • 500mm blade, 7 TPI (8 point)
  • Cold rolled steel blade
  • Hardpoint teeth for clean cutting
  • Lightweight ergonomic handle
  • Model T880UHP500ATC

Questions & Answers

How long is the blade?

The blade is 500mm long.

What is the tooth count?

It is an 8 point saw with 7 teeth per inch.

What is the blade made from?

The blade is cold rolled steel.

How do you use a hand saw to cut wood?

Start with short strokes guided by your thumb, then lengthen the strokes once the kerf is set and let the saw do the work without forcing it.

How do you use a hand saw safely?

Keep your free hand clear of the blade, support the workpiece firmly and use steady, controlled strokes.

What is it best for?

It suits cutting wood and other materials for framing and general timber work.

Shipping & Returns

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Change of mind? Eligible products can be returned within 14 days of delivery if unopened, unused and in original packaging. Return postage and restocking fees may apply. This does not affect your Australian Consumer Law rights for faulty products.