🛠️ Cut with Confidence, Finish with Finesse!
Hanpex 6-inch Pro Bi-Metal HSS Mini Hacksaw Replacement Blades deliver precision cutting with 24 teeth per inch, crafted from durable bi-metal for extended wear resistance. Ideal for professionals tackling wood, metal, and plastic in tight spaces, this 10-pack ensures you’re always equipped for flawless, fine finish cuts.
| Brand | Hanpex |
| Blade Material | Bi-Metal |
| Surface Recommendation | Wood, Plastic, Metal |
| Power Source | Hand Power |
| Special Feature | Bi-Metal |
| Included Components | Hacksaw |
| Product Dimensions | 1"L x 1"W x 1"H |
| Item Weight | 0.04 Kilograms |
| Blade Length | 6 Inches |
| Number of Teeth | 24 |
| Manufacturer | Hanpex |
| Part Number | X016-CA |
| Item Weight | 1.41 ounces |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | hacksaw |
| Size | 6inch-Bi-Metal Blades |
| Style | 6in. Blades |
| Material | Hacksaw Blades |
| Thickness | 0.03 Inches |
| Number Of Pieces | 10 |
| Special Features | Bi-Metal |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
V**E
Excellent product
Great product. Sturdy and well built. I’ve been using it for a while now and haven’t had to change a single blade. I don’t have much use for the miter block it comes with but cool to have in case I ever do.
M**N
if u need one, it works well
Simple, basic hand tool that does the job, at.a.nice price.
J**F
quick shipping
great for the price. i would like to find a steel guide so the saw doesn’t damage the guide slots.
G**Y
Worked
Cut well, but short life for my use
B**E
Muy útil
Pequeña, pero poderosa.
W**E
Cheap and missing parts to hold saw blade in place
Cheap and missing parts. I would have had to drive 10 miles to return. It was so bad I threw away.Don't buy this product
C**K
good fit and quality
fit saw perfectly, quality blades
M**L
Mini Hack Saw with Mini Aluminum Mitre Box
I read some of the other reviews and saw that some people had a problem with the sawblade coming loose. I had no problem with that. I had to flip over the blade because the teeth were pointing inward for shipping which was a good idea, then tightened it up and it never came loose the whole time. I made several cuts for something I was building (a cell phone cradle).I did have one problem initially though, and that was that the hacksaw blade did not fit in the miter box grooves. I had to enlarge the grooves slightly. This can be done by drawing the saw back and forth several times until it gets easier to move in the grooves. Once that was done I had no problem.You do have to be very careful though because after all this is a hacksaw that cuts metal, and that means of course it can cut aluminum very easily. If you let the blade drift to the side a little while cutting, it will dig into the sides of the grooves and make them much larger. If that does happen though, when you make future cuts just make sure the blade is positioned toward just one side of the two grooves you will be using. That way you can get a clean and accurate 90 degree or 45 degree cut.I think I'd give the saw 5 stars and the aluminum miter box 4 stars if I could. I really like the saw. It's better than the real thin kind of saw we usually see paired with the miter box because it's easier to hold and apply some force while cutting. The other kind of saw is very flimsy although it makes a thinner cut.
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