A backsaw is a specialized handsaw for cutting tenons (joints or grooves) in wood. The blade is rectangular, 8 to 14 inches in length, with a hardwood or plastic handle and a metal-reinforced back edge (opposite the teeth) to keep the blade from bending while cutting. There are 11 to 20 teeth, or points, per inch. Backsaws are used to cut across the wood grain similar to the larger and more flexible crosscut saw.

Hardened and tempered steel for durability with contoured, molded handle for comfort
Blade Length: 305mm (14 inches)
Tooth Pattern: 12T/13PT 

Color : Black Handle