Saws & Files

Saws, replacement blades, file sets & sharpening stones are some of the products you'll find in this category. Cutting & finishing your woodwork is precision work, so you need the right tools.

Here at ToolsToday.co.uk we understand that you're looking for a bargain without sacrificing the quality. File your woodwork using quality files. We have products from well-known brands such as Bahco, Stanley & Irwin. We also have a selection of tools to care for & maintain & sharpen your files.

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Saws

Our range include hack saws, panel saws & hand saws for all round general use as well as bow saws for garden use.

Saw Blades

Whether as a replacement or spare, we have a range of blades for all types of tasks.

File Sets

We have a wide range of file sets. Needle files, engineers file sets & many more.

Files

We have an extensive range of files alongside a selection of handles. Browse our range.

Planes & Surforms

Our planes & surforms are a cross between a plane & a rasp. Typically made from perforated sheet metal, usually used to shape materials.

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We have a Great Range of Saws & Files Including Panel, Hacksaw, & Smoothing Planes.

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SAWS & FILES - A saw is a hand tool used to cut pieces of material into different shapes. There are many different types of saw. Each have their own particular set of characteristics.

SAW BLADES - Saw blades are replaceable toothed cutting elements used in a variety of hand tools. They are used to cut wood, masonry, metal and many more materials.

FILE SETS - File sets come in a range of styles and types. They are a length of metal with teeth cut into at least one of its sides that is used for shaping or finishing a piece of material.

FILES - A file is a tool used to remove fine amounts of material from a workpiece. They are common in wood & metalworking.

PLANES & SURFORMS - Planes are an essential carpenter’s tool and are used for shaping and smoothing wood by shaving off thin layers of material with every pass.