Serra musical Bahco 296 870 mm

Luthiers and fine woodworkers reach for the Bahco 296 Music Saw when cutting intricate curves in tonewoods, veneers, and delicate inlays. Its 870 mm frame supports a 700 mm blade of high-quality steel, ground to 10 TPI with a fine hardpoint tooth geometry. The lacquered beechwood handle provides a traditional, ergonomic grip for controlled push-and-pull strokes. This fixed-blade saw excels in musical instrument making, model building, and detailed joinery where precision matters more than speed.

Key specifications

• Blade length: 700 mm
• Overall length: 870 mm
• Teeth per inch: 10 TPI
• Blade material: high-quality steel
• Handle material: lacquered beech wood
• Blade thickness: 1 mm
• Tooth geometry: fine, hardpoint
• Cutting action: push and pull
• Blade type: fixed
• Suitable materials: wood, plywood, veneer, plastics
• Finish: polished blade, lacquered handle

Why choose it

The fine 10 TPI blade leaves a clean surface that reduces sanding time, while the rigid frame keeps the blade tensioned for accurate cuts. The traditional beech handle fits comfortably in the palm, giving you the feedback needed for scrollwork and tight radii.

Ideal use cases

• Cutting soundholes and bracing in acoustic instruments
• Shaping headstocks, bridges, and pickguards
• Fret slotting in fingerboards
• Detailed marquetry and intarsia
• Model making and prototype joinery

Good to know

The blade is fixed and not replaceable, so the saw is ready to use out of the box. Keep the blade clean and dry to preserve its edge; the polished finish resists corrosion in normal workshop conditions.