Craft Ideas, Garden Crafts · Easy · 20 minutes
DIY Saw Blade Guard From a Recycled Garden Hose
Keep your tools and hands safe with this easy DIY saw blade guard made from a recycled garden hose. It’s a quick, practical project for any workshop.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- 20 minutes
Materials
- hand saw
- garden hose
- Velcro strap
- utility knife
- C-clamp
- pencil
How to make it
- Place the saw next to the garden hose and mark the length needed.
- Use a pencil to mark the hose where it will be cut.
- Secure the hose to a workbench with a C-clamp.
- Carefully cut along the marked line with a utility knife.
- Cut a slit along the length of the hose so it can fit over the saw blade.
- Slide the hose over the saw blade to create a protective cover.
- Wrap a Velcro strap around the hose and saw to secure the guard in place.
A diy saw blade guard is a clever way to protect both your saw and your hands using a recycled garden hose. This simple project is perfect for anyone looking to add a layer of safety to their woodworking tools.
The guard keeps the sharp teeth of the saw covered when not in use, reducing the risk of accidental cuts and keeping the blade in good condition. It’s a practical addition to any busy workbench.
For best results, ensure the hose fits snugly over the blade and secure it with a strap or tie. Always check that the guard is firmly in place before storing or transporting your saw.
