Hand Saws & Garden Spray Tools in Sri Lanka

Two related outdoor and workshop needs sit in this category: cutting timber by hand, and getting water where you want it. On the cutting side there are full-length hand saws in 65Mn spring steel, shorter back saws for fine work, a mitre box and back saw set for accurate angled cuts, wall board saws for plasterboard, and compact mini saws. On the watering side there are spray gun sets, adjustable spray nozzles, multi-nozzle sets and hose connectors with a stop valve.

Hand saws have not been made obsolete by power tools, and anyone who has cut one board in a house with no power that day knows why. A full-length saw with a properly set tooth pattern cuts faster than people expect, makes no noise, needs no cable and cannot kick back. For trimming a door, cutting a batten, or working somewhere a circular saw would be dangerous or absurd, it remains the right tool.

A back saw is a different instrument — the stiffened spine along the top keeps the blade from flexing, so the cut goes exactly where you put it. Paired with a mitre box, it produces clean, repeatable angled cuts for beading, architrave, picture framing and trim work, which is very hard to achieve freehand.

The garden spray equipment covers domestic watering and washing: adjustable nozzles that switch from a fine mist for seedlings to a jet for washing a vehicle or a path, multi-nozzle sets, and connectors with a stop valve so you can change fittings without walking back to the tap.

Carpenters, shop fitters, home owners, gardeners, maintenance staff and anyone finishing a room buy from this range.

One small habit: hang saws rather than leaving them loose in a toolbox. The teeth are the whole tool, and a blade rattling against a hammer will lose its edge long before use would have blunted it. In a humid climate, a wipe of oil on the blade stops rust taking hold between jobs.

Genuine Harden stock supplied through our distributorship, priced openly, delivered island-wide.