Spear & Jackson Predator Second Fix Woodsaw 22″ x 10 TPI

Precision Cutting for Finishing Carpentry and Joinery Durable, Comfortable, and Ultra-Sharp

The Spear & Jackson Predator Second Fix Woodsaw 22″ is expertly engineered for clean, accurate cuts in timber and sheet materials, making it the ideal tool for second fix carpentry and finishing work. With 10 teeth per inch (TPI), this saw delivers an optimal balance between fast cutting speed and clean finish, making it perfect for tasks that demand both efficiency and precision.

Powered by Duralife Technology, the hardened teeth stay sharper for longerlasting at least 20% longer than comparable sawswhile the rigid 0.91mm blade minimizes flex and vibration, ensuring straighter, more controlled cuts with less effort.

Product Dimensions & Weight

This well-balanced hand saw is lightweight and durable, making it easy to carry on site or store in toolboxes and kits.

Key Features

Precision Cut Push/Pull Cutting Action

The 10 TPI tooth pattern is optimized for second fix joinery work, delivering precise, splinter-free cuts on softwood, hardwood, and timber board materials. The push/pull action maximizes efficiency by cutting on both the forward and return stroke.

Duralife Technology Extended Blade Life

Specially treated teeth stay sharper longer, ensuring a blade lifespan at least 20% greater than standard alternatives. This provides consistent cutting performance over time, reducing the need for frequent replacements.

Rigid Blade 0.91mm Thickness

The saws thick, rigid blade reduces flex during use, improving cut accuracy and stability. Ideal for making precise cuts for skirting boards, architraves, panelling, and other finishing applications.

Suregrip Comfort Handle

Equipped with Spear & Jacksons ergonomically designed Suregrip handle, the saw offers excellent user comfort and control. The soft-feel grip enhances stability during use, helping to reduce user fatigue over long periods of cutting.

Application Areas

Perfect for a wide range of second fix and finishing tasks, including:

• Cutting mouldings, trims, and battens

• Joinery for doors, skirting, and architraves

• Accurate timber cuts for carpentry and interior finishing

• Sheet wood and light hardwood applications

FAQs

Q: What is second fix and why is this saw ideal for it?
A: Second fix refers to the finishing stages of construction, such as installing skirting, doors, and trim. This saws fine 10 TPI tooth pattern and sharp precision make it ideal for achieving clean, neat cuts in visible finish areas.

Q: Can this saw cut hardwood?
A: Yes. The saw is designed to cut softwoods and light to medium-density hardwoods efficiently, maintaining sharpness over time.

Q: Is the blade resharpenable?
A: No, the teeth are induction-hardened for durability and are not resharpenable. However, they retain sharpness for extended periods due to Duralife Technology.

Q: Does the handle provide angle guides?
A: This model features a Suregrip handle for comfort and control but does not include built-in angle guides.

Customer Reviews

Clean, sharp, and precise. Its my go-to saw for skirting and finish carpentry.
James P., Joiner

Cuts through pine and MDF effortlessly. Handle is comfortable and blade is solid.
Louise M., Renovation Contractor

Lasts longer than most saws Ive used, even after heavy site work.
Ben T., Property Developer

Usage Tips

• For best results, use long, controlled strokes and apply even pressure.

• Avoid over-flexing the blade during cutting to preserve accuracy.

• Wipe the blade after use to remove sap, resin, or debris.

• Store the saw in a dry place or toolbag to protect the teeth from rust or damage.

Conclusion

The Spear & Jackson Predator Second Fix Woodsaw 22″ x 10 TPI is a high-performance cutting tool tailored for the precision needs of second fix carpentry. Featuring a durable, long-life blade, superior grip, and rigid design, it offers clean, reliable results for professional tradespeople and dedicated DIYers alike.

Ideal for anyone looking to achieve crisp, professional-quality wood cuts in the final stages of building or renovation work.