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title: "20-807 10-Inch Mini-Hack Light-Duty Utility Saw"
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# 45% deeper cutting depth 10-inch blade length High-impact polymer coating 20-807 10-Inch Mini-Hack Light-Duty Utility Saw

**Brand:** stanley
**Price:** $42.10
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛠️ Slice through your to-do list with precision and style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 20-807 10-Inch Mini-Hack Light-Duty Utility Saw by stanley
- **How much does it cost?** $42.10 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- stanley enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted stanley brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Safety First:** Integrated blade guard in handle for secure, confident cutting
- • **Built to Last:** Durable high-impact polymer coating resists wear and tear
- • **Ergo-Comfort Grip:** Ergonomic handle with thumb rest for fatigue-free use
- • **Compact Powerhouse:** Mini 10-inch blade fits tight spaces with ease
- • **Cut Deeper, Work Smarter:** 45% more cutting depth than standard mini hacksaws

## Overview

The Stanley 20-807 Mini-Hack Light-Duty Utility Saw features a 10-inch carbon steel blade with 45% increased cutting depth, designed for efficient metal cutting in tight spaces. Its ergonomic grip with thumb rest ensures comfort during extended use, while the high-impact polymer coating enhances durability. Lightweight and backed by a limited lifetime warranty, this saw is the perfect compact tool for professionals and DIYers who demand reliability and precision.

## Description

Product Description STANLEY 20-807 ST SAW MINI HACK desertcart.com With an ergonomic grip and built-in thumb rest designed for maximum comfort, the Stanley 10-Inch Mini-Hack Light-Duty Utility Saw features a blade guard integrated into the handle for maximum safety. The saw's structural design uses a high-impact polymer coating for maximum strength and durability, and the blade features a 45-percent increase in cutting depth for cutting larger work compared to standard mini-hacksaws. This saw is intended for light-duty use and is backed by a limited lifetime warranty. To choose the saw that's best for you, view the comparison chart of Stanley saw blades. P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); From the Manufacturer With an ergonomic grip and built-in thumb rest designed for maximum comfort, the Stanley 10-Inch Mini-Hack Light-Duty Utility Saw features a blade guard integrated into the handle for maximum safety. The saw's structural design uses a high-impact polymer coating for maximum strength and durability, and the blade features a 45-percent increase in cutting depth for cutting larger work compared to standard mini-hacksaws. This saw is intended for light-duty use and is backed by a limited lifetime warranty. To choose the saw that's best for you, view the comparison chart of Stanley saw blades. See more

Review: A Great Little HACK Saw - Stanley Plastic Mini-Hack Saw This is a small hack saw that easily got into tight spaces to cut off a bit of metal pipe and a wooden dowel. The plastic handle is solid and seems to be made of a durable plastic. It's wide and comfortable, allowing me to do quite a bit of sawing without any pain to my hand. It fits both 10" and 12" standard hack saw blades. The blade is securely held by a bolt and nut. I had no problems with it slipping though it might be possible if getting ham-fisted and binding the blade in a cut. Lightweight and reasonably compact it should fit in to any portable kit. Replacement hack saw blades are readily available at any hardware store in different lengths and TPI as needed. I looked at all the 1 and 2 star reviews before ordering. On receiving and using it, my suspicions were confirmed - the overwhelming majority of complaints arose from someone obviously not familiar with using hand saws and using the wrong tool for their jobs. Looking at the saw's image and reading its description, anybody with any knowledge of hand tools would recognize its utility and limitations. First - it's a hack saw, designed to cut metal. Not wood, not formica, not tile - metal. Hack saws have 10-12" blades designed to be attached at each end and secured taut. This support makes the blade quite strong. The blades range from 14-32 Teeth Per Inch with more TPI making a smoother cut for thinner, softer metal. Larger work like iron pipe needs a lower TPI blade for a faster cut. Wood saws have as few as 3TPI, bad for metal, good for wood. This Stanley has 24TPI, good for thin metal, small dia. PVC pipe/wood dowels. Because of it small size and being supported at only at one end and the middle, the blade is mounted backwards compared to most conventional saws. This can be seen in the product image. Most hand saws are designed for the cut stroke to be power/pushing the saw. The pull stroke doesn't cut. That's great for full size saws. This little light saw cuts on the pull stroke not the push., otherwise the unsupported end could be prone to binding and jamming. It still can if used improperly, which many reviewers have done. If the end were supported for heavy cutting the saw wouldn't fit in narrow, tight spaces. It's similar in operation to wood pull saws used for flush cutting dowels. I take good care of all my tools but this one did manage to hit the deck a couple of times with only a slight scuff mark to bear witness. The blade is slightly flexible so it didn't snap and there was no permanent bend. Its utility can be expanded slightly by using blades with fewer TPI for faster cutting of harder metal or PVC or similarly hard materials. But it's not a wood saw so while cutting *small* cross sections of wood is certainly possible, it'll take awhile compared to a blade *made for use on wood*. As initially stated, it's a light duty hack saw, not a rip saw, wood saw, or Japanese flush cutting plug saw. Using it outside of its design envelope is possible but requires care and respect to the limitations of doing so. A little power can be applied if the cutting is kept to the portion of the blade between the support points. This means a lot more strokes. Using the whole blade is possible but it can only cut as deep as the forward support screw's outer dia. Past that pressure on the blade has to be eased, keeping in mind the cutting is done on the pull stroke. This could cut large diameter PVC pipe by rotating the cut if the walls aren't too thick. I rarely give 5 stars to a product because durability is my fifth star. Most of the time reviews are written very soon after a purchase with follow-up comments being less than common. This means durability isn't tested or noted unless something goes wrong straightaway. So a great product initially can only get 4 stars from me until it provides what seems like reasonable service. In the case of the Stanley Plastic Mini-Hack Saw, looking at the design and build quality, I believe this will last a long time with minimal care. Knock the creme brulee torch on it or drop in into a buck of acetone and all bets are off. Even if left out in the rain, just wipe it down. If a rusty saw blade is a bother, swap it out for a new one and it's new again. I'd buy this again. But usually by the time a good product needs replacing it's no longer available so I'm ordering another. I highly recommend it for what it is.
Review: Flimsy but plenty effective - This was an impulse buy when I bought a regular-sized hack saw. Figured it might come in handy, and it was cheap. However, for the job we needed done, this tiny, flimsy saw ended up doing a majority of the work. We had a long bolt that was too long and needed to be trimmed down. We started off with the large hack saw, but it was too big and clunky to manage. We got halfway through before turning to the mini-hack to finish the job. We ended up having to make adjustment and trim a little bit more off the bult, and the mini-hack powered through perfectly fine. Definitely convenient to have in your tool box. You don't think you'll need it, but when you do, you don't want to have to order it and wait after.

## Features

- ST SAW MINI HACK
- An ideal one-handed hack saw for light-duty use
- Ergonomically designed grip with thumb rest for maximum comfort
- High-impact polymer coating increases strength and durability
- 45-percent more cutting depth compared to standard mini-hacksaws
- Limited lifetime warranty

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00009OYGD |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #408,958 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #574 in Handsaws |
| Blade Length | 10 Inches |
| Blade Material | Carbon Steel |
| Blade Shape | Rectangular |
| Brand | STANLEY |
| Color | Gray |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,843) |
| Cutting Angle | 45 Degrees |
| Date First Available | August 3, 2017 |
| Finish | Brushed |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00076174208078 |
| Handle Material | Metal-coated Plastic |
| Included Components | ST SAW MINI HACK |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | Yes |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 2.54 ounces |
| Item model number | 20-807 |
| Manufacturer | Stanley |
| Material | Blend |
| Number of Teeth | 6 |
| Part Number | STHT20807-8 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Power Source | manual |
| Product Dimensions | 81.28"L x 58.67"W x 5.08"H |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | One Size |
| Special Feature | Ergonomic grip with thumb rest, Blade cover in handle for user protection |
| Special Features | Ergonomic grip with thumb rest, Blade cover in handle for user protection |
| Specification Met | High-impact polymer coating according to industry standard XYZ |
| Speed | 4500 RPM |
| Style | Classic |
| Surface Recommendation | Plastic |
| UPC | 640027031108 076174152104 076174208078 013161046787 |
| Warranty Type | Limited Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Blade Material:** Carbon Steel
- **Brand:** STANLEY
- **Color:** Gray
- **Power Source:** manual
- **Surface Recommendation:** Plastic

## Images

![20-807 10-Inch Mini-Hack Light-Duty Utility Saw - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Hx3L2XlWL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Great Little HACK Saw
*by S***Y on May 25, 2020*

Stanley Plastic Mini-Hack Saw This is a small hack saw that easily got into tight spaces to cut off a bit of metal pipe and a wooden dowel. The plastic handle is solid and seems to be made of a durable plastic. It's wide and comfortable, allowing me to do quite a bit of sawing without any pain to my hand. It fits both 10" and 12" standard hack saw blades. The blade is securely held by a bolt and nut. I had no problems with it slipping though it might be possible if getting ham-fisted and binding the blade in a cut. Lightweight and reasonably compact it should fit in to any portable kit. Replacement hack saw blades are readily available at any hardware store in different lengths and TPI as needed. I looked at all the 1 and 2 star reviews before ordering. On receiving and using it, my suspicions were confirmed - the overwhelming majority of complaints arose from someone obviously not familiar with using hand saws and using the wrong tool for their jobs. Looking at the saw's image and reading its description, anybody with any knowledge of hand tools would recognize its utility and limitations. First - it's a hack saw, designed to cut metal. Not wood, not formica, not tile - metal. Hack saws have 10-12" blades designed to be attached at each end and secured taut. This support makes the blade quite strong. The blades range from 14-32 Teeth Per Inch with more TPI making a smoother cut for thinner, softer metal. Larger work like iron pipe needs a lower TPI blade for a faster cut. Wood saws have as few as 3TPI, bad for metal, good for wood. This Stanley has 24TPI, good for thin metal, small dia. PVC pipe/wood dowels. Because of it small size and being supported at only at one end and the middle, the blade is mounted backwards compared to most conventional saws. This can be seen in the product image. Most hand saws are designed for the cut stroke to be power/pushing the saw. The pull stroke doesn't cut. That's great for full size saws. This little light saw cuts on the pull stroke not the push., otherwise the unsupported end could be prone to binding and jamming. It still can if used improperly, which many reviewers have done. If the end were supported for heavy cutting the saw wouldn't fit in narrow, tight spaces. It's similar in operation to wood pull saws used for flush cutting dowels. I take good care of all my tools but this one did manage to hit the deck a couple of times with only a slight scuff mark to bear witness. The blade is slightly flexible so it didn't snap and there was no permanent bend. Its utility can be expanded slightly by using blades with fewer TPI for faster cutting of harder metal or PVC or similarly hard materials. But it's not a wood saw so while cutting *small* cross sections of wood is certainly possible, it'll take awhile compared to a blade *made for use on wood*. As initially stated, it's a light duty hack saw, not a rip saw, wood saw, or Japanese flush cutting plug saw. Using it outside of its design envelope is possible but requires care and respect to the limitations of doing so. A little power can be applied if the cutting is kept to the portion of the blade between the support points. This means a lot more strokes. Using the whole blade is possible but it can only cut as deep as the forward support screw's outer dia. Past that pressure on the blade has to be eased, keeping in mind the cutting is done on the pull stroke. This could cut large diameter PVC pipe by rotating the cut if the walls aren't too thick. I rarely give 5 stars to a product because durability is my fifth star. Most of the time reviews are written very soon after a purchase with follow-up comments being less than common. This means durability isn't tested or noted unless something goes wrong straightaway. So a great product initially can only get 4 stars from me until it provides what seems like reasonable service. In the case of the Stanley Plastic Mini-Hack Saw, looking at the design and build quality, I believe this will last a long time with minimal care. Knock the creme brulee torch on it or drop in into a buck of acetone and all bets are off. Even if left out in the rain, just wipe it down. If a rusty saw blade is a bother, swap it out for a new one and it's new again. I'd buy this again. But usually by the time a good product needs replacing it's no longer available so I'm ordering another. I highly recommend it for what it is.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Flimsy but plenty effective
*by C***D on May 17, 2013*

This was an impulse buy when I bought a regular-sized hack saw. Figured it might come in handy, and it was cheap. However, for the job we needed done, this tiny, flimsy saw ended up doing a majority of the work. We had a long bolt that was too long and needed to be trimmed down. We started off with the large hack saw, but it was too big and clunky to manage. We got halfway through before turning to the mini-hack to finish the job. We ended up having to make adjustment and trim a little bit more off the bult, and the mini-hack powered through perfectly fine. Definitely convenient to have in your tool box. You don't think you'll need it, but when you do, you don't want to have to order it and wait after.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Get's The Job Done
*by A***. on April 9, 2016*

This product is quite alright. I bought it to saw through a hollow metal pole about 1 inch in diameter. It wasn't an easy task, I think due to my own small arms, average upper body strength, and being a couple months pregnant, but I had no other option as I live in the top floor of an apartment and wouldn't want to use tools that made excessive noise. I was able to successfully saw through the metal pole in less than 30 minutes. It made a nice clean cut, although I had to bend the pole at the very end to get it to separate. I'm not docking a star for this because I was working on the pole on carpeted floor and it definitely was not anchored down correctly, that's was my own error. I'm docking a star because the saw kept getting detached from the handle. The first time it happened I simply slid it back in and tightened the screw a bit however that did not prevent it from happening again. This was a bit of a hindrance to my progress but eventually I got the job done.

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