Designed with 7 TPI for cutting medium to thick wood materials. The thicker 1.03 mm blade offers h...Designed with 7 TPI for cutting medium to thick wood materials. The thicker 1.03 mm blade offers high-precision and straighter cutting with exceptionally good stability and comfort. The Universal toothing helps towards long-lasting sharpness, designed with a two component handle that offers a rubberised grip and good sawing support. It can also be used for approximate 45deg and 90deg marking guide. This Bahco 244P-22-U7-HP Barracuda Handsaw has a 22"" (550mm) blade with 7 Teeth Per Inch (TPI) for cutting medium to thick materials. The hardpoint teeth offer longer life, providing up to five times the life of conventional teeth. It cuts softwoods, worktops, chipboard, MDF, and more. The screwed two-component handle offers a comfortable, rubberised grip and good sawing support, and can be used as a guide for approximate 45° and 90° markings. The blade is 1.03 mm thick, ensuring increased stability and precision for straighter cuts.
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This guide is for users of the Bahco 244P-22-U7-HP Barracuda Handsaw, a saw designed for cutting medium to thick wood. It offers high precision and straighter cuts thanks to its thick blade, providing a comfortable sawing experience. Note that while the saw is versatile, it is best suited for the materials it was designed for, and the user must wear proper safety equipment.
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Model Part Number
244P-22-U7-HP
Brand
Bahco
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FAQs
What is the TPI of this saw?
The saw has 7 teeth per inch (TPI).
What materials can I cut with this saw?
The saw is designed for cutting softwoods, worktops, chipboard, and MDF.
What is the blade length?
The blade length is 22 inches (550mm).
Does the saw have a marking guide?
Yes, the handle has integrated 45° and 90° marking guides.
Is the handle comfortable?
Yes, the handle has a rubberised grip for comfort and sawing support.
How should I clean the saw?
Wipe the blade clean with a dry cloth after each use.
Can I replace the teeth?
No, the teeth are not replaceable.
How long will the teeth last?
The saw uses hardpoint teeth that provide longer life than conventional teeth.
Troubleshooting
Saw is not cutting straight.
Ensure the blade is perpendicular to the wood and apply even pressure during the cut. Check the blade for any bends.
Saw is binding during the cut.
Make sure you are not forcing the saw. Allow the blade to do the work. If it continues to bind, check for obstructions.
Teeth are dulling quickly.
Avoid cutting materials the saw is not designed for. Ensure proper cutting technique. Consider replacing the saw if the teeth are excessively worn.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High precision and straighter cuts.
Comfortable rubberised grip for extended use.
Long-lasting sharpness due to universal toothing.
Durable hardpoint teeth.
Integrated marking guides for accurate cuts.
Versatile for multiple wood types
Cons
May not be ideal for very fine or delicate cuts.
Teeth are not replaceable
Requires proper technique for optimal performance.
Blade may be too thick for some specialized tasks.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Unpack the saw and inspect it for any damage.
Ensure the blade is securely attached to the handle.
Compatibility:
Suitable for use on softwoods, worktops, chipboard, and MDF.
Designed for manual use; no power source required.
Care:
After each use, wipe the blade clean with a dry cloth to remove sawdust and debris.
Store the saw in a dry place to prevent rust.
Avoid using the saw on materials it was not designed for, such as metal or masonry.
Regularly check the blade's teeth for any damage or wear.