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Century Drill & Tool

Century Drill & Tool 4935 Hacksaw Frame Economy 10" 12" Blades

SKU CH-Y2B0-44FW3

Economy hacksaw frame with a comfortable contoured handle holds 10" and 12" blades for all types of jobs

  • Adjustable frame accepts 10" and 12" blades
  • Contoured handle improves grip during cutting
  • Economy frame keeps tool costs low
  • California Proposition 65 warning for cancer risk
  • California Proposition 65 warning for reproductive harm

Hacksaw Frame For 10 And 12 Inch Blades

The Century Drill & Tool 4935 is an economy hacksaw frame that holds both 10 and 12 inch blades. It is designed for general cutting tasks in plumbing, automotive and workshop environments. The adjustable metal frame lets the user switch blade lengths without tools.

Comfortable Contoured Handle For Extended Use

The handle is shaped to fit the hand and reduce fatigue during repetitive sawing. The metal frame construction provides rigidity while keeping the tool light enough for one-handed operation. No power draw or thermal concerns apply to this manual tool.

California Proposition 65 Chemical Warning Applies

This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Buyers who require a tool without such a warning should select a different model.

Highlights

  • Adjustable frame accepts 10" and 12" blades
  • Contoured handle improves grip during cutting
  • Economy frame keeps tool costs low
  • California Proposition 65 warning for cancer risk
  • California Proposition 65 warning for reproductive harm

Specifications

BrandCENTURY DRILL & TOOL

Questions about this item

How do I install a blade in the 4935 hacksaw frame?

Loosen the wing nut, slide the 10 or 12 inch blade onto the pins with teeth pointing forward, then retighten the nut until the blade is rigid.

What parts will need replacement on this hacksaw frame?

Only the blades wear out; the steel frame and contoured handle are built to last and have no serviceable components.

What limit appears first during prolonged sawing with this frame?

Blade dulling occurs long before the adjustable metal frame or handle shows any fatigue.

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