Fee: £ 1.00 per week

This hacksaw has a robust steel frame with a blade tensioning feature. It is ideal for cutting wood, plastic and steel.
As with any cutting tool, always wear eye and hand protection when using a hacksaw.
A hacksaw is generally safe to use because the blade's teeth are soft to the touch. Like any other saw, though, pressure on the saw increases its cutting strength. Keep hands and the rest of your body away from the hacksaw blade when cutting.

Like all saws, improperly tensioned hacksaw blades under pressure may break or can suddenly come apart from the hacksaw frame. Sharp metal, plastic, or the tool itself can cause harm. Make sure that the blade is well-tensioned and straight.
Keep hands and body away from the hacksaw blade when cutting.
Choose the right blade for the task.
Ensure the blade is mounted correctly.
Secure the object you are cutting.
Wear protective clothing, hearing protection, and safety glasses.