HART 15-Inch Hand Saw, Induction Hardened Triple-Ground Teeth

I was very satisfied with my purchase of this Hart 15" hand saw. I had one years ago and lost it in a move. It is sturdy and sharp enough to handle the large limbs that had fallen from 2 big storms. I will definitely buy another one if I loose this one too. It's a great saw to have around your house for any need and it has a good solid safe grip. Super fast shipping and packaged well.

This is an excellent hand saw. The build quality is impressive and feels solid. The grip/handle is very comfortable and provides great control while cutting. The teeth are extremely sharp and cut quickly and cleanly with very little effort. It's clear that the hardened, triple-ground teeth are designed to last. I also really appreciate the lifetime limited warranty, which makes this an easy choice and a tool worth keeping in the toolbox. For the price and quality, this is absolutely a must-have.

As an older female, I do a lot of my own projects. This saw allows me to cut limbs and saw limbs into firewood. Very sturdy and cuts well.

very handy works well price is worth it

Works great for cutting tree branches. Even 4” diameter branches.

I was able to cut down a tall, 17 year old tree in my backyard with this.

It is quite handy to have a larger saw for the tree. This one worked just fine. The only drawback though is it is a little bit bulky so it is a little bit awkward to maneuver around trees. But other than that, I have no complains.

Not for anything bigger than paneling. I was trying to cut pallet wood and it was AWFUL! The saw is mad nicely but it is more for light, soft wood like hobby type or paneling.

The saw teeth stick out to the right side, causing the cut to form a curve to the right instead of cutting straight down. As the blade slides along, it starts to get stuck in the curve as the rest of the blade is flat, making it virtually impossible to use, Very disappointed, returning.

This little saw looks great, but it fails to do the one thing it's intended to do: cut wood! At least, not in both directions. Pulling toward you will start to cut, but there is zero chance of cutting while pushing away. The saw will bind on you every single time. I was excited to get after some tree trimming with this thing, but I will be looking for a different product...that cuts. It amazes me that there are so many great reviews of this product (hint: how many of them are "incentivized"?). At the time of this writing, there was only ONE other reviewer commenting about one-directional cutting. It says something about the state of reviews and the Internet these days.