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Manufacturer: Stanley

Stanley Fatmax Back Saw 14"

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Designed for precise cutting including dovetails, mitres and tenons Used specifically for fine finish, plywood and hardwoods Heavy-duty screws for secure blade-to-handle assembly Solid, one-piece bi-material handle delivers durability and comfort

SKU: HT15886

Manufacturer part number: 15-886

GTIN: 747752158862

Availability: Out of stock

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Manufacturer: Stanley

Availability: Out of stock

SKU: HT15886

Manufacturer part number: 15-886

GTIN: 747752158862

TPI: 13T

Points: 14

Inches: 14

Length: 350mm

Handle: Wooden

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TPI: 13T

Points: 14

Inches: 14

Length: 350mm

Handle: Wooden

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