Bahco sierra dentada para sierra de arco

I bought this to have a spare for my collapsible bow saw and it it better than the blade that came with the saw! This is a solid value that has served me well. It is hardened but flexible and I have yet to wear it out after almost 6 months of use. The blade size is compatible with my saw and fit without any issues.

I tried it out on some dried hardwood, tamarack.It cut great.I am using these saw blades on a Temu bought folding saw. They fit great.

Fast Service, Excellent fit & finish!Would have liked a cover or shield, it's extremely sharp!Would purchased again!

If you've ever had to use a dull, rusted, or kinked bow saw blade, you'll appreciate a blade like this one. It fit perfectly in the saw I bought at Scout camp over 50 years ago. It tears through old, dry branches when you're gathering wood for a campfire and pays for itself in one outing. I'll probably buy another as a spare.

Bahco is top tier. Between my 12" hacksaw here and my 30" bow saw, I can complete any and all yard tasks. Great blade!!

Once started, this blade cut admirably fast and easily in my antique bow saw. The cut was pretty clean for such low TPI (teeth per inch) blade, with low blowout. However, in pine, oak, and maple, I could not start the cut where I wanted to. The saw bounced back and forth until it found where it wanted to bite. Okay for cutting wood roughly down to size, which it is no doubt what this blade is made for. If I wanted accuracy in starting a cut, I would start with a finer-toothed, higher TPI saw just to begin the kerf. Not sure I can blame the blade for this, because, as I indicated, ir is not made for fine work or joinery.

Seems like I’m always saying “quality” for wats important..🤦 ♀️ But it is..there is so much, so much out there to choose from & names I don’t even kno or can even pronounce..one of those may even be th best..who knows? I certainly don’t..I do kno this is a good, quality blade, as is th saw..purchased this as a switch-out on th Bahco bow saw, so I’d have a blade for green wood, which it came w, & for dry wood, which I use wen out in th field..& at home also..a very good bow saw & very good blades..now I feel “complete”, in this area of my life anyway..all organized & prepared..now I can move on to another area of my life that needs a resolve..lolWish/hope for it to be this easy..🤗

This is definitely for dry wood only. A previous reviewer said it would probably work in wet wood but he / she hadn't tried it. It does not have the staggered teeth to cut wet wood like the Raker blades. It DOES, however cut dry wood just fine. Remember, it is not a fine carpentry tool; it doesn't keep the cut straight like a good crosscut saw. But that's not its job.