The multi-award winning Darlac Sabre Tooth Folding Saw is a pruning saw with a unique tooth patter...The multi-award winning Darlac Sabre Tooth Folding Saw is a pruning saw with a unique tooth pattern that glides through wet or dry wood for an ultra-clean finish, and cuts through live wood without clogging. Ideal for gardening, DIY or camping, this garden saw's easy pull-back action means that it cuts on the backstroke with very little pressure needed.The blade is made from the finest high carbon tool steel, and is hard chrome armoured for longevity, strength, durability and sharpness. The razor sharp teeth are made to an exacting standard and each one is uniformly precise for unrivalled pruning performance.Multi-award-winning pruning sawIdeal for gardening, DIY or campingPrecision ground tri-edge teethChrome armoured bladeStain and rust resistantBlade locks in both the open and closed positionSuitable for right or left handed useReplaceable bladeCuts on the backstroke with very little pressureExert light pressure on the backward stroke onlyDo not put pressure on the forward stroke.
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This guide is for anyone using the Darlac Sabre Tooth Folding Saw (DP118). It helps gardeners, DIY enthusiasts, and campers understand how to maximize the saw's performance. The saw's unique tooth pattern and easy pull-back action provide clean cuts with minimal effort. However, users should be aware of the importance of only applying pressure on the backward stroke to avoid damaging the blade.
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Model Part Number
DP118
Brand
Darlac
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FAQs
How do I replace the blade?
Consult the product manual for detailed instructions on blade replacement. Generally, you will need to loosen a screw or mechanism to release the old blade and then insert the new blade, securing it in place.
Can I use this saw on metal?
No, this saw is designed for wood and should not be used on metal or other hard materials.
How do I clean the saw?
Wipe the blade and handle with a clean, damp cloth after each use. Avoid using abrasive cleaners.
What type of wood is best for this saw?
The Darlac Sabre Tooth Folding Saw is effective on various types of wood, both wet and dry, including live wood.
How do I store the saw safely?
Always close and lock the blade when not in use. Store the saw in a dry place, away from extreme temperatures and moisture.
What if the saw gets rusty?
If the blade rusts, clean it with a rust remover and apply a light coat of oil. For severe rust, the blade may need to be replaced.
What does the 'pull-back action' mean?
The saw is designed to cut on the backstroke. You apply pressure as you pull the saw towards you.
Troubleshooting
Saw is not cutting effectively.
Check the blade for damage or dullness. If necessary, replace the blade.
Blade is difficult to open or close.
Clean the locking mechanism and ensure it is free from debris. Lubricate if necessary.
Saw feels unstable during use.
Ensure the blade is fully locked in the open position before cutting and that you have a firm grip.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Cuts through wet or dry wood efficiently.
The blade is durable and resistant to rust.
Easy to use with minimal pressure required.
The folding design is great for storage and portability.
Suitable for a range of applications including gardening, DIY, and camping.
Cons
Requires proper technique (pressure on the backward stroke only).
Blade may require replacement after extensive use.
The saw may not be suitable for very thick or dense materials.
May require more effort than powered saws for large tasks.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: The saw is ready to use out of the box. Ensure the blade is locked securely before use. To unfold the blade, press the lock and gently pull the blade outward until it locks in the open position.
Compatibility: Compatible with various types of wood, both wet and dry. Avoid using on materials like metal or concrete.
Care: After each use, wipe the blade clean to remove any sap or debris. Periodically apply a light coat of oil to the blade to prevent rust and maintain cutting efficiency. Store the saw in a dry place when not in use. Always make sure the blade is locked when not in use. Replace the blade when it becomes dull or damaged.