Thermo Adjustable Coping Saw with 144 Piece Blades (75mm Inner Height) - Made in Bharat

using coping saw product for the first time it's fantastic I used to use junior saw mini hacksaw, this used to cause jigzag off the mark. With new coping saw first I tried to use like any other hacksaw. fast motion of moving saw broke the on the edge. so plugged it back tried slow movement, I could cut 1.2 mm Aluminum sheet of 30cm in one go and it looks like a Lazer cut. wow 👌 I am happy I bought this jeweller saw I did not expect clean result

Quality is good, enough heavy metal frame

Wow excellent product. Excellent cutting ability. Blades are string. I live the product. Recommend to others.

The reason I'm giving 3 stars is: 1. The saw frame quality is just about ok, will probably last through light use, but not commercial grade for sure. It's certainly of Chinese origin. 2. It comes with a bunch of blades, which are per size, but again of Chinese origin, so only good for light use. Finally, you may ask, as per above, why even give 3 stars? Well, the reason is - I was looking for very fine saw blades to use for extracting a key that had broken in a lock! For that purpose, this is the ticket, no doubt! You can check out youtube videos on how to use these thin saw blades for broken key extraction. I had previously tried, bent ballpen spring, a lockpick set, etc. Nothing worked. Took me less than 5 minutes with one of these saw blades to extract the broken key from the lock. So, 3 stars for that. It served my purpose, at a price much less than a local locksmith would have charged me in Delhi. Please Google and see the YouTube videos before trying it yourself. There is a little bit of finesse required. Hope thus review is useful for others.

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I’m using it to cut template patterns out of 2-4 mm MDF. The saw frame is quite nice. Holds the blades quite firm and tight. Blades are super flimsy... just make sure to follow one direction while cutting. But of course your pattern might demand awkward twisting and turning of the blade. In such cases never try to return following the path that you had cut as that will surely snap the blade. Best solution would be to drill larger holes into certain areas of your material so that once you reach those areas you can turn the blade the direction you want without damaging it. One glaring problem is that the blade always remains straight (0 degree) with the saw frame, which means the depth you cut would always be limited till the depth of the frame. But this can be solved if you keep the area of the material small so that you can approach the pattern from multiple directions. It’s a little time taking but works okay. Also since the price you are paying is not too much, it’s okay to take this small trouble.

Original product iam very happy

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