Universal Saw
Features and Benefits:
- 7 and 11 teeth per inch for heavy duty and fine finish applications
- Hard point teeth to increase saw life
- Bimaterial handle welded to blade for security
- Handle marked with 45° and 90° angles
 | 1-20-002 | 1-20-008 | 1-20-009 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Length in mm | 380.0 | 500.0 | 550.0 |
| Nr of teeth / inch | 12 | 7.0 | 7.0 |
| Ex VAT Price £ | 7.99 | 9.99 | 10.99 |
Universal Saw
Writing a Review
To make sure that we can use your review there are a few simple rules:
- Reviews need to be a minimum of 50 characters
- Keep it clean!! Nothing offensive, defamatory or illegal
Easy isn't it! So let's have your thoughts on our products
Universal Saw
by silverfox - DIYer - Tue 19 January
Bought this Stanley saw as a replacement for a cheaper non-branded saw. I was extremely impressed with the bite this saw had when I first began my engineered wooden flooring project and I completed 80m2 of flooring with no arm-ache. Still, at the end of the project, it's as sharp as the day i started. An excellent handsaw which makes light work of sawing. Highly recommended.
was this useful?
yes034 people found this useful
by Tommo - Carpenter / Joiner - Tue 19 January
in my long career as a joiner i have always looked for saws which will help make my job more professional and easy, this saw has precision technology enabling me to practically let the saw do the work for me. A saw for life
Top Tip: let it do the work for you
was this useful?
yes035 people found this useful
by mackito - DIYer - Tue 19 January
Because this site is Stanley you may think that I am being biased, but no. I can thoroughly recomend this product and having lent one to my brother in law, who left it outside for three months, had to buy another. (Too lazy to clean the blade). If kept and used properly I am sure this product will serve a lifetime.
Top Tip: If you're not going to use for a long time, rub the teeth with candle wax and lightly wipe the rest of the blade with 3 in 1.
was this useful?
yes012 people found this useful
by expressman33 - DIYer - Mon 18 January
Had some small trees in the garden which I needed to remove. Used this saw to cut up the branches (up to 15cm) and found it very easy - the saw did most of the work. Would recommend to anyone
was this useful?
yes038 people found this useful