Hosco TL-JSW490 Professional German Jeweller’s Saw, for SUPER Q blades

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35,56 € incl. VAT

Original price
39,50 € incl. VAT

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Manufacturer
Hosco

Product code
556

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pc(s)

A professional jeweler's saw excels in perfect balance and great stability. It is especially suitable for creating inlays, cutting mother-of-pearl, as well as for jewelry making and other artistic and restoration work. Blades are not included, available separately. More

Adjustable Jeweler's Saw Handle for SUPER Q Blades

Made in Germany

The Hosco TL-JSW-490 is a versatile tool used by jewelers worldwide. It is also suitable for luthiers, who can use it for intricate work like cutting shell inlays for guitars or crafting violin parts.

The saw's bow length is adjustable, ranging from 50 to 160 mm. We recommend using the original 130 mm SUPER Q blades, renowned as the best jeweler's saw blades globally.

  • Saw Bow Depth: 75 mm
  • Recommended Blades: Original SUPER Q, 130 mm (blades are not included, available separately)
  • Handle Material: Black-lacquered hardwood, finely finished
  • Handle Length: 100 mm
  • Handle Diameter: 16-22 mm

What Are SUPER Q® Jewelry Saw Blades?

SUPER Q jewelry saw blades have set a new standard in the industry, guaranteeing superior results. The special production process optimizes the properties of the steel, achieving maximum blade sharpness. These blades are considered the best worldwide, offering:

  • Rounded back with advanced alloying
  • Exceptional sharpness
  • High flexibility
  • Precision cutting
  • Quality endorsed by professionals globally
  • Extended lifespan

SUPER Q blades reduce wear and tear during cutting and are less likely to break due to their flexibility. Their optimized tooth grinding angle ensures they stay sharp longer.


How to Install the Saw Blade

On a jeweler's saw, cutting is done on the pull stroke, so ensure the teeth point towards the handle.

After mounting the blade and securing both end bolts, the blade might still feel loose. A loose blade won't cut properly and can break. To fix this, loosen the adjustable bow's bolt, press the bow with your thumb to stretch the blade, and then tighten the bolt. You should feel the blade is taut.

When cutting, avoid applying too much pressure. Let the blade's sharp teeth and gravity do the work.

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Made in Germany