Veritas small crosscut saw

Usable blade length: 150 mm
Total length: approx. 280 mm
Blade height: approx. 40 mm
Tooth type: Fine teeth for cross-cutting the wire
No teeth: approx. 1.5 mm
Blade thickness: approx. 0.5 mm
Back: Rigid metal back for maintaining straightness
Main use: Precise cutting of small parts
Cutting direction: Pushing
Materials worked: Solid wood, plywood, engineered wood panels
Made in Canada





Teeth: 16 teeth per inch (16 TPI), set 0.003 in. on each side, with a 15° rake and bevel angle, ideal for fine crosscuts





Cutting depth: approximately 1 9/16 in (40 mm) Reinforced back: injection molded from a mixture of polymer resin, stainless steel particles (for weight), and fiberglass for rigidity; back, blade, and bolt form a one-piece assembly





Handle: hardwood, secured by a single brass nut, ergonomically designed like a pistol grip, promoting precision and comfort





Made in Canada

Cutting small sections of wood
Precise cutting of dowels, strips and blocks
Fitting small assembly parts
Fine woodworking
Preparation of components for models or instrument making

The Veritas 05T0601 small crosscut saw is a precision backsaw designed for perpendicular cuts on small sections of wood. It is ideal for tasks requiring great precision, such as cutting battens, strips, dowels, small joinery pieces, or decorative elements.

Its rigid metal back keeps the blade perfectly straight, ensuring a precise, flex-free cut. The fine teeth allow for clean sawing without excessive splintering, which is particularly appreciated in hardwoods and for detailed work.

Compact, lightweight and perfectly balanced, this saw is an indispensable tool for all short and precise cutting work at the workbench.