Which hacksaw offers the best value for money under £50?

This twin pack includes a full-size 300mm hacksaw with a 24 TPI bi-metal blade and a compact 150mm junior hacksaw with a 32 TPI blade. The Bahco 317 has a slim frame, comfort grip, strong blade tensioning and a 90-degree blade mount for flush cutting, making the set suitable for DIYers, plumbers and tradespeople.

This compact 250mm hacksaw has a 150mm blade, comfortable grip, adjustable blade tension, and a lightweight aluminium-alloy frame. It suits plumbing, automotive, workshop, and DIY tasks where cutting access is limited.

This compact 150mm junior hacksaw has a broad comfortable handle, an aluminium frame, an adjustable blade for six cutting angles, and a lightweight three-angle mitre box. It suits DIY users, tradespeople, and anyone making small, controlled cuts in confined spaces.

A compact 250mm mini hacksaw with a comfortable plastic and rubber handle, designed for cutting in confined spaces. It uses standard hacksaw blades and suits DIY users, tradespeople and workshop tasks.

A compact professional mini hacksaw with a heavy-duty aluminium frame, soft grip handle and 150mm 24 TPI hardened blade. Its multi-angle blade holder and thumbwheel tensioning suit DIY users, tradespeople and small cutting jobs in metal or wood.

This compact 6in professional hacksaw has a bi-grip rubber handle and six blade-angle settings for cutting in tight or awkward spaces. Its industrial-strength construction suits plumbers, electricians, tradespeople, and DIY users.

Milwaukee's 48-22-0012 is a compact 10 in hacksaw designed for small cutting jobs, especially in tight spaces. It has an adjustable blade length for easier flush cutting and a tool-free blade change for faster swaps. The handle uses a rubber over-mold for comfort during use.