Hyper Tough 12-inch Adjustable Frame Hacksaw

Sharp blade: check Right-size for home tasks: check Great price: check Easy as pie to order: check Fast shipping: check It's a $6 saw that does the job as well as more expensive options from other retailers. I'm becoming a fan of Hyper Tough products.

i cut the legs off of my walmart metal platform bedframe from walmart. the legs were hallow inside so it went right through. it definitely takes my elbow grease but it was possible to do. mind you very loud but i did it. (perspective from a determined out of of shape woman). 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 works great! buy one!

bought to cut through a power tower that was too tall in my house.

Handy saw ….not too big or to small, just the right size for a small woman like me! It's handy for every day small around the home work. I am very pleased with it.

works well I cut two Boston butt bones intwo with it. seems good quality I haven't cut any metal or wood with it yet. large handle makes it easy to hold.

it worked really great on for what I needed it for I did had a padlock that I needed to cut but it wouldn't touch it I don't know what the locks made out of so it might be some of them things you can't cut

not bad a little flimsy but I should have got a regular solid saw for what I'm doing but I can take care of this woodwork project with this if I just take my time

This Hyper Tough 12-inch hacksaw is a simple tool that works exactly as expected. The frame feels solid and the blade that comes with it is sharp enough to get started right away. I've used it for a few small cutting tasks and it handled them without any problems. The saw cuts smoothly and the handle is comfortable enough for basic use. Overall, it's a straightforward tool that does what it's supposed to do. If you just need a basic hacksaw for occasional projects around the house or shop, this one works fine for the price.

This does not cut metal! I had high hopes, but I tried several times to cut a hollow metal pipe that was only about one %26 a half inch square. It made a scratch and that was it. There was no way I could get it to cut through, and yes I did make a sincere effort, because I wanted to get the job done. I'm just glad I didn't lose anymore money that I did.

Was not able to cut in a straight line as it was difficult to keep the saw since the blade was very soft and not sturdy. I threw it away without finishing cutting particle board.