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The Milwaukee 12 in. High Tension Hack Saw is designed to be the most durable, highest tension hacksaw available to professional users. The reinforced metal frame is up to 5X more durable than competitors and supports up 4X higher tension. A high leverage tension knob allows users to easily reach higher tension. An over molded handle ensures secure grip and user comfort.
Blade Length (in.) | 12 in |
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Blade Width (in.) | .02 |
Handle Length (in.) | 6 |
Hand Tool Type | Hand Saw |
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Handle Material | Rubber |
Individual/Set | Individual |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Pack Size | 1 |
Product Weight (lb.) | 1.7 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Saw Type | Hack Saw |
Teeth Per Inch | 24 |
Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Lifetime Warranty |
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Yes — the Milwaukee Compact Hack Saw with 10" 24 TPI Bi-Metal Blade can cut 3/4" and 1" EMT conduit, but keep in mind it’s manual, so cutting will take longer than a power tool. The 24 TPI blade is fine-tooth, ideal for metal like EMT. Cutting efficiency improves with steady strokes and light pressure.
Yes — the High-Tension Hack Saw with 12 in. 24 TPI Bi-Metal Blade will cut 18-gauge angle iron
The Compact Hack Saw with 10" 24 TPI Bi-Metal Blade is not ideal for cutting ceramic tile. A bi-metal blade is designed for metal and plastic, not for hard materials like ceramic. For ceramic tile, you need a diamond-grit blade or a tile cutting tool (such as an M12 Rotary Tool or M18 Cut-Off Tool with diamond blade).
To use the High-Tension Hacksaw: 1.) Loosen the rear knob, hook the 12" blade in place with teeth facing forward, tighten the knob for high tension. 2.) Saw with steady forward strokes; don’t force it.
Yes, the Milwaukee High-Tension Hack Saw with its 12" 24 TPI Bi-Metal Blade can cut aluminum gutters easily.
Yes, the Milwaukee High-Tension Hack Saw with a 12" 24 TPI Bi-Metal Blade can cut through plastic.
To replace the blade simply turned a knob at the top of the handle to release the blade tension insert a new blade and then return the knob to the center position to retighten the tension.
The Milwaukee High-Tension Hack Saw is designed for quick, tool-free blade changes. Here’s how to remove and replace the blade: Turn the tension knob (located at the front or handle end) counterclockwise to loosen the blade. Once tension is released, lift the blade ends out of the front and rear hooks on the frame. Slide the blade out completely.
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