BahcoERGO Blade Only 16 Inch General Purpose

I like the Bahco Ergo saw for the reason that you can carry multiple saws from fine to coarse cut without taking up too much space in the tool kit, 5 saw blades and 1 saw handle. Bahco make great saws and I also have there hacksaw blades, very sharp and long lasting, one Bahco blade lasted three times as long as my work colleagues other branded saw so cost effective too. Very happy with my purchase and will be buying again but not for a while though. Would recommend Bahco saws.Did you know that in Montana USA. Bands who play in clubs where alcohol is served may not leave the stage while performing.

Great blade, great design, works a treat, cuts brilliantly, less wobble in this than disposable saws, fits in the handle perfectly and fits in my tool box with space to spare so don't have to walk anywhere with my hands full of disposable saws admitting I should have bought a bigger tool box. Great buy for saving space.ONLY criticism is: This and another blade (tenon saw blade) I bought arrived in a 70x50x20cm box with a load of packaging... the products were dwarfed by the box. Great product care but I feel it was a lil un-nessesary using that much packaging ?

I have recently invested in the Bahco Ergo saw system and after using the regular 'disposable' Bahco saws for years am very impressed. After the initial purchase of the Ergo handle which is available in left and right hand and medium and large size, it's simply a case of selecting the appropriate blade for the task in hand. The blades tend to be less expensive than the complete saw and you are helping to save the planet by not throwing away a handle with each worn out blade. I prefer the Bahco blades as they are thicker than most other 'throwaways' which means they are more rigid when cutting, and for me, give a more accurate superior cut. A mate of mine looked at one of my new blade and joked that they didn't seem very sharp. I told him to cut a piece of timber ( this removes the Teflon coating on the very tip of the cutting teeth ) , then test it again .... Well he soon ate his words as the teeth were all razor sharp. If you are wanting a disposable saw system that gives the best cut of most, if not all hand saws, then try Bahco , you will not be disappointed and probably won't go back to the myriad of 'cheaper' saws out there. Woody

Considering the bashing i'm given it, i do tend to give coarse blades a of a hard time and this is keeping up with my bad habits. I see others have had the over the top packing that i received when this blade came. Guess the person wrapping this up must of had a 'thing' about trees 'cos it was well over the top, could have fitted ten blades in the wrapping it came to me in.4 stars for the over packing but really the saw is worth 5 but it's let down because of the delivery wrapper.

3 stars as wrong blade received I ordered general purpose and received fine cut. I have ordered a coarse blade and when back in stock the general purpose blade as these saws are quality just hope I get what I order this time

As a dry liner. This saw is a great all rounder for all jobs. Make sure you buy the right handle. ie. left or right

Used on soft/hard woods and not had reason to doubt it yet, nice and sharp, the coating works keeping the old enemy rust at bay.Nice cutting and with the weight of the blade and the handle gives a sure feeling when using.The Bahco Ergo is well worth the extra cost and will pay of in the long run.

Cutting well so far and not 'binding' as some blades tend to do, although not used much on damp/wet wood but when had too, been up to it. Not given 5 stars as not used enough to see how long it stays sharp and if out-lives the cheaper all in disposable saws on the market, but the just under nine quid i paid it's not bad.