The hack saw is one of the most common types of saws and is a fundamental hand tool for small DIY tasks at home
In the case of a traditional metal saw, due to its design, the body of the saw limits the visibility of the cutting surface. My goal was to design a saw that is lightweight - resulting in less burden during use , allows for multiple grip variations - making it less tiring to use, and provides better visibility of the cutting surface.
The separation of the saw's spine allows for good visibility and enables multiple gripping points, facilitating less strenuous long-term work. The handle is made of rubber, providing a comfortable grip, and the indentations help maintain a better position during exertion.
The LED at the junction of the saw's spine helps improve visibility of the cutting surface. The battery required for the LED lighting fits behind the front handle of the saw. The use of carbon enables the creation of a lightweight yet strong structure.
The design aimed for aerodynamics, making such a utility item exciting. The streamlined shape makes it easier to grasp and reuse.
