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TTS 12” Tenon Saw Best

Original price was: 13,50 £.Current price is: 10,49 £.

SKU: SKUa7Xv7Nhw9Y Categories: D&T, Primary Curriculum, Tools Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Precision Cutting: Designed for precision, this tenon saw features a fine-toothed blade measuring 250mm, ideal for detailed woodworking tasks in educational settings.
Ergonomic Design: The saw is ergonomically designed to provide comfort and control, making it suitable for older and more experienced pupils engaging in complex woodworking projects.
Enhanced Durability: Constructed to meet the demands of a classroom environment, this saw is robust and built to handle frequent use in educational settings.
Educational Alignment: Aligns with Key Stage 2 curriculum requirements in Design and Technology, supporting practical tasks like cutting and shaping.
Skill Development: Supports the development of practical skills in Design and Technology for older pupils, fostering precision and technique in using tools for tasks such as cutting and shaping.

12” Tenon Saw

A robust tenon saw designed for precise wood cutting in educational environments.

Overview

Ideal for children, this hand saw features 13 teeth per inch, perfect for intricate woodworking projects.

This 250mm fine-toothed tenon saw is tailored for precision in educational woodworking projects. Equipped with 13 teeth per inch, it enables senior pupils to make meticulous cuts in larger wood sections. This saw is particularly suitable for practical tasks in Design and Technology, helping with cutting, shaping, joining, and finishing tasks as stipulated in the Key Stage 2 curricula.

It complements the UK educational goals by offering a practical tool that aligns with the curriculum, facilitating projects ranging from basic constructions to advanced structures. This integration into academic tasks supports critical skills development in problem-solving and fine motor coordination.
Made for durability, the saw withstands regular use in educational settings, becoming an essential part of the toolkit. It encourages a safe, productive learning environment where pupils can explore and refine their woodworking skills aligned with curriculum standards.

Supports the National Curriculum

Design & Technology, Key Stage 1, Make

Select from and use a range of tools and equipment to perform practical tasks (for example, cutting, shaping, joining and finishing).

Design & Technology, Key Stage 2, Make

Select from and use a wider range of tools and equipment to perform practical tasks (for example, cutting, shaping, joining and finishing), accurately.