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The Soteck FAQ page provides detailed answers to common customer inquiries, covering topics such as the correct use, maintenance, and care of hand saws and cutting tools. This section helps users understand product features, ensuring they get the best performance from Soteck tools.

Whether you're a professional or a DIY enthusiast, this FAQ page offers essential information about warranties, customization options, and product support, enabling customers to make informed decisions and resolve any issues with ease.

Soteck has been providing customers with high-quality hand saws and cutting tools, utilizing advanced technology and 35 years of industry expertise. Soteck is committed to meeting customer needs with precision, ensuring superior performance and reliability across all products.

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Q: How to choose a saw based on teeth per inch?
A: TPI is an acronym for Teeth Per Inch and is measured from gullet to gullet, not tooth tip to tooth tip.
In general, a saw with more teeth per inch cuts slower but leaves a cleaner finish; a saw with less teeth per inch cuts faster but leaves a rougher finish. Besides, the more teeth per inch a saw has, the harder materials the saw can cut through.

Q: Why choose a saw with triple ground teeth instead of a saw with double ground teeth?
A: Sawteeth are ground in three different angles so they are called triple ground teeth. A saw with triple ground teeth can provide smoother and more efficient cuts than a traditional saw with double ground teeth because it has sharper teeth and smoother gullets.

Q: What is impulse-hardening teeth?
A: Impulse hardening is the modern method of creating a saw blade with a long working life. The teeth are hardened by means of wave impulses with a very high peak power and a special high frequency. It means sawteeth will stay sharper for longer.

Q: How to buy a saw based on the thickness of the blade?
A: As a general rule, a thicker blade is firmer so higher precision and better cutting performance can be expected; a thinner blade features its flexibility so it's better to choose a thin blade if you want flush cuts or thinner cuts.

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