GreatNeck 80070 True Close Quarter Hacksaw, Cut Through Wood, PVC, Foam, Brass, and More, 10 inch Carbon Steel Blade and Strong Aluminum Hacksaw Frame Included, Designed for Power and Comfort

Aluminum valve caps had to be cut off as one of many alternatives... this was the cheapest. It was a meticulous DIY project, but two hours later the task was completed for all 4 caps. Thank you providing such a great tool.

I had purchased this to cut some brass hobby stock for a project, the problem is that the blade gets hung up about 1/2 way through. Had the same problem with another hacksaw tho I think its that the teeth are just too large and the tube is too small so its catching just right or wrong as the case may be. I can't really blame the tool for that because it seems to cut fine otherwise. When I rotate the stock as I'm cutting it seems to make OK work of it. It seems to grip the blade just fine and I was able to rake it out and reinsert the blade by hand without needing anything else to tighten it which is a plus.I do have to say it is a lot nicer than trying to grip the blade directly and work with really small things which is why I bought it in the first place :)Edit: Recently needed to cut some hard foam insulation and I'm glad I just happened to have this around. It tore through that like a hot knife through butter.

Like other reviewers, this is THE only thing that saved me from giving up and ripping my entire toilet out and replacing it with a new one. The bolts on my toilet tank were so rusted that I couldn't turn them, and this little beauty fit right in the sliver of space between the tank and the bowl and sawed right through those bolts in no time! I did switch out the blade for a metal blade for hacksaws, which probably sped things along a bit. I'd say that sawing through both bolts took me maybe ten minutes total.If you need to cut toilet tank bolts, this is what you need. It is worth every single penny not to have to call a plumber or replace your entire toilet.

top notch!

It served it's purpose and fell apart right when we finished the job. Pretty much one time use. If you want something sturdy to use again and again, this might not be the right tool for you. But if you just need to get a job done, then it might work for you.

Handle was great, but the blade was a bit weak. I would recommend it, just plan on getting a stronger blade.

It worked extremely well. Was able to saw through a very hard to reach bolt.

I used this to cut plastic chandelier socket covers. I needed a controlled, hand cut. I removed 1/4 inch from the plastic sleeves. This hacksaw worked perfectly. It's the right size, is sturdy, and the blade was sharp.Update: I just used this nifty hacksaw to cut through bathroom shower handles that were too long. This small hacksaw is easy to use, and works so well.