Fret Saw

I prefer sawing most of my dovetail waste out with a fret saw instead of chopping it out with a chisel.  Sawing takes less effort and is easier to control.  My fret saw features;

• Pinned handle to prevent separation

• Handle taped like a hockey stick for better grip and control

• Frame is stiff and top mounted wing nut allows tightening blade to resist bowing

• Light and with just a 3" depth of throat it is balanced

• Quick twist of the blade at clamping points eliminates throat capacity restrictions.

• Accepts 5 inch blades.  I highly recommend using our five inch, 12.5 tpi skip tooth blades with this saw.  

• Skip tooth blades cut faster, especially in hard woods.

• Includes a package of 12 blades.

Size: Overall length (maximum extension: 12 1/2 inches; (minimum extension) 8 inches.  Maximum frame opening: 6 Inches.  Depth of throat: 3 inches.

Height: 4 1/2 inches.

Weight: 160 grams.

Frame: Made from forged steel construction for exceptional performance and durability features.

Handle:  Wooden 4 inch long, wrapped in hockey grip tape.

Blade:  Length: 5 inches.  Width = 0.038 inches, Thickness = .016 inches,  Teeth Per Inch (TPI) = 12.5 .