Backsaw Bahco PC-20-PRC 50 cm Black Red Stainless Steel

The BAHCO backsaw PC-20-PRC 50 cm is a hand saw intended for precise woodworking cuts. It combines a 50 cm stainless steel blade with a compact, ergonomically shaped handle finished in black and red. At approximately 480 g, the tool is balanced for controlled sawing in joinery, trim work, and other woodcutting tasks where accuracy matters.

Advantages

This backsaw offers a corrosion-resistant stainless steel blade that maintains tooth profile and cutting performance over time. The reinforced back provides blade stability for straight, accurate cuts and reduces blade vibration. The molded handle in contrasting black and red is shaped to provide a comfortable grip and improved control during extended use. The overall weight supports steady hand positioning without causing excessive fatigue.

Suitable for

• Fine joinery and tenon cutting
• Trim, molding and finish carpentry
• Small-scale carpentry and hobby woodworking
• Workshop tasks requiring precise crosscuts or rip cuts on wood

Key specifications

• Blade material: stainless steel for corrosion resistance
• Blade length: 50 cm for medium-length cuts
• Tool weight: approximately 480 g for balanced handling
• Reinforced spine (backsaw design) for straight, stable cuts
• Handle: ergonomically shaped, black and red finish for secure grip

How to use

Secure the workpiece firmly in a vise or with clamps before cutting. Position the saw so the reinforced spine aligns with the intended cutting line, and begin with light forward strokes to establish a kerf. Use steady, full-length strokes to maintain an even cutting angle; avoid excessive downward pressure which can bind the blade. For fine joinery, mark the cut line clearly and work slowly to preserve accuracy. After use, wipe the stainless steel blade clean and store the saw in a dry place to maintain performance.

Recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when cutting. Match the saw to the appropriate tooth pattern and cutting approach for the wood species and thickness; replace or professionally sharpen the blade when tooth wear reduces cutting efficiency.