KATA Hacksaw, Compact Hand Operating Hack Saw with 10 Inch Aluminum Frame and 2 Piece Extra Flexible Bi-Metal HSS Blades, Suitable for Wood and Metal (Mini Hacksaw)

I ordered this small saw to cut some approx 1/2 inch dried bamboo sticks. It worked really well, wish I could say the same about my measuring skills.I didn't change the blade, it came with one on, and two spares. The unit is sturdy. The blade was fine enough to smoothly cut through the bamboo shoots and leave a decently clean edge. Thicker blades (or deeper teeth) would have have been too rough, so this is good for cutting smaller items where you need a bit more of a cleaner cut. I did try it briefly on cardboard, but didn't really like it for that use if anyone is wondering. I think it would be excellent for small wood projects. Possibly plastics too, but I didn't try that.I didn't find anything to dislike. It did the job I bought it for. It is sturdy. It came fully assembled. Win Win Win for me!

Cut through brass piping to make my gallery rail. I’ve used it a bunch of times and it’s sturdy and much higher quality than I was expecting (I thought it was going to be junk tbh). Comes with an extra blade. Totally recommend!

Wasn't sure how to get both screws in, but the saw itself worked great..I definitely recommend it

This is a great little hack saw! Small and easy to control. The blade that comes on it is very fine tooth and cut through molded plastic for my AC vent panel like butter with no damage or cracking. A little hit with fine sand paper after cutting it smoothed it out perfectly. I was able to trim 1/8 inch off with ease. I would buy it again and recommend it for small trimming projects.

Super useful, and cuts through nails easily for those hard to reach places.

Posting this as a thanks to all the people who answered my question about whether this hacksaw is a good choice to cut out a hollow core door to install a vent. Most said yes, and gave me good tips. (Like pilot holes). They were right! Funny. The sheet metal blade was easier to use on this thin wood material than the wood blade. 1) Measured and taped (always the hardest part) 2) 4 big pilot holes so I could fit blade tip inside the door. 3) Saw away! Easier than I thought. So why only 3 stars? I've used lots of hacksaws. This one is high qual/good price. BUT, the blades really don't fit the handle. You can tell by the screw downs, and the inserts. My guess is that the handle is made one place, and the blades were found somewhere else. And the handle must be completely taken apart to change a blade. It worked, but mostly because I am experienced.

Perfect for removing a corroded garden hose from an outdoor spigot!

Ayuda en pequeños trabajos decortar metal como tornillos etc.Uso facil con poco gasto de dinero.