Crosscut Saws
A crosscut saw can be described as any type of saw designed to cut across the grain of the timber. Traditionally, crosscut saws were hand tools and could be as different as a single-handed saw with a fine-tooth pattern for clean cuts, all the way to a double-handled saw for use by two people, featuring a blade with a very coarse tooth pitch for sawing logs or construction timber. These days we have the luxury of being able to use electric and battery powered tools and crosscut saws have developed into very versatile machines which, we at Protrade, believe every joiner, kitchen fitter and roofer should have in their power tool inventory.
The crosscut saws we stock at Protrade are powerful and portable and can be used in applications such as cutting skirtings, plinths and trim right through to cutting roof trusses in the factory and rafters on site. Crosscut saws feature a compact system rail that stays attached to the machine. It is this guide rail which allows the machine to perform as an efficient and portable cross-cutting saw. Being able to take a compact machine to the workpiece allows a cutting station to be established anywhere on site to make accurate, perpendicular and angled cuts comparable to that of static and heavier sawing equipment. The system rail can be detached allowing the saw to be mounted on standard guide rails if longer cuts are required. Cross cut saws can also be used freehand with some machines also being capable of making plunge cuts.
Protrade stock the finest crosscut saws available from Mafell and Festool.
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