Hand Saw Woodworking Tools, 6-Inch Pull Saw, Flexible Double-Edge Blade 17/11 TPI, Japanese Flush Cut for DIY Craft, Non-Slip Wood Handle, Sharp & Lightweight for Woodworking and Garden Trim
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- Craftsman's Essential Hand Saw: Frocopo hand saw offers precision and durability, making it the ideal choice for craftsmen. Featuring a high-quality blade and ergonomic handle, it ensures smooth and accurate cuts for woodwork, carpentry, and DIY projects
- 3-ided Hardened Teeth: The handsaw is made from premium SK5 steel, featuring an innovative triple-ground, quenched, and hardened tooth design for unmatched sharpness and flexibility. This ensures smoother cutting surfaces for precise and efficient cuts
- Double Edged: Frocopo 6-inch flexible double edge hand saw features a unique double-sided blade: 11 tpi coarse teeth on one side for quick cuts and 17 tpi fine teeth on the other side for smoother finishes. Hand saw ideal for a variety of cutting tasks
- Lightweight and Effortless: The hand saw features a premium wooden handle and is at just 2.82 ounces. It won't cause fatigue even during extended use, making it the perfect assistant for quick and precise cuts, helping you create perfect pieces anytime
- Lifetime Warranty: As a professional woodworking brand, Frocopo offers a lifetime warranty and comprehensive problem-solving services to ensure your satisfaction. Feel free to contact us anytime for assistance
Brand: Frocopo
Color: Hand Saw, Silver
Blade Material: Metal, Sk5, Steel
Surface Recommendation: Engineered Wood
Power Source: Hand Powered
Brand: Frocopo
Color: Hand Saw, Silver
Blade Material: Metal, Sk5, Steel
Surface Recommendation: Engineered Wood
Power Source: Hand Powered
Special Feature: Lightweight, Double-edged design, 3-sided grinding teeth, Ergonomic Handle
Included Components: 6-Inch Hand Saw
Product Dimensions: 12.2"L x 1.8"W x 0.62"H
Warranty Type: Lifetime
Item Weight: 3 Ounces
Blade Length: 6 Inches
Number of Teeth: 17
Blade Shape: Rectangular
Handle Material: Wood
Manufacturer: Frocopo
Part Number: Frocopo Hand Saw 6
Item Weight: 3 ounces
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: FRHS6
Size: 6-Inch
Material: SK5 Steel and beech wood handle
Item Package Quantity: 1
Special Features: Lightweight, Double-edged design, 3-sided grinding teeth, Ergonomic Handle
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: June 18, 2024
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This is a good 6" hand pull saw that will make easy work of small DIYer wood projects. The saw has 2 different types of teeth design - one is for hard wood and the other softwood - which are identified by an embossed marking on one side of the blade(see pic) Note: you can also visually discern by looking at the teeth and determine the 2x v. 3x teeth structure. The cutting capability is good as the teeth are very sharp made with SK5 steel - SK stands for "Steel Kougu" meaning "Steel Tool". The lower number indicates less impurities and offers good rust protection - but you'll still need to care for the saw. The handle is adequate in size and very smooth making it comfortable in your hand. The handle has no finish and IMO I'd prefer it to be a little larger. One important note is the saw has a life-time warranty. Overall, a very good type specific saw that cuts well, should last a lifetime and is being sold at a fair price.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2024 by Racer Racer
This is a nice saw, very good quality, but not flexible enough for me. The saw requires more pressure to flatten against a surface, so you're more likely to scar the surface when flush cutting a dowel. The thinner kerf Japanese saws are very flexible and do a cleaner job than this saw. Of course, maybe I'm just used to the other, thinner saws and someone else may prefer a stiffer blade. It is a well built, sharp saw and I'll use it for other purposes.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2024 by Terry H. Williams Terry H. Williams
I have a flush cut saw like this that's cuts on the push, this one cuts on the pull. I thought it would be handy to have one of each. This is very sharp and cuts very well. I like that one side of the blade is for soft wood and the other is for hard wood, and I like that each side is labeled so you can use the correct side at a glance without counting teeth. It's got a "hangy hole" at the tip to hang it up when not in use. The handle was a little loose on the rivets, as many products are, but it's not enough to be considered defective. In fact, my other flush cut saw is the same, it doesn't affect the performance. This is a good tool.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2024 by David M. David M.
I got the opportunity to do some flush cutting with it at work and it was great. I have had a problem with another one I tried because it's too tight. The problem is that that one gets pinched and stuck before you get through what you are cutting. This one however cut easily without getting stuck. It also has 2 different tooth counts for cutting either hard or soft woods. It's great, I'm happy I got it in the tool box.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2024 by A. McKinnon
It's easy to use. As advertised, the kerf is thin, making it great for working on smaller projects. The handle fits my medium-sized hand well. Due to its short length, it's better for smaller projects, but it can still be used for larger projects if needed. The price is reasonable. I tried bending it like my Japanese Ryoba saw, but it's made of harder metal and requires more pressure. However, it does allow for flush cuts.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2024 by Kent
The Frocopo Japanese Flush Cut saw is a neat little saw. With a 6" double sided, 11 and 17 tooth per inch blade, it can handle cutting softwoods as well as hardwoods. I was curious about the saw due to its size. I have a full size Japanese pull saw, but it's a little cumbersome to use sometimes. This little 12 inch saw with its 6 inch blade fits into tight spots, and cuts beautifully. Don't be mislead into thinking it's a toy. This saw will surprise you. I've tested it crosscutting pine and oak, and the ease of use, cutting speed, accuracy, and quality of cut is excellent. At its price this saw is a bargain.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2024 by DFL DFL
Sometimes you need to cut a small piece of wood, and you don't need electric tools, or even a large hand saw. This is great for small projects. Even, cutting a up a long dowel, into smaller pieces. The handle is an ok size. One side of the saw is says hard wood, and the other soft wood. They ship this saw in a thin cardboard box, and saw teeth have protective plastic on them. This is only shipping material, a simple storage box to protect the teeth, would be a nice add on.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2024 by FB
I was super skeptical about this thing until I broke it out and used it to trim a few finish panels off of a wood shed. It cut through 1x6 pressure treated pine in about 5 seconds. This thing rocks - will see how it holds up.
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024 by Phil L