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โ๏ธ Cut with confidence, craft with pride!
The Johnson Tools Aven Jewellers Coping Saw Frame is a professional-grade, lightweight tool crafted from industrial steel with an ergonomic wooden handle. It includes 120 carbon steel blades and dual adjustable thumb screws for precise tension control, making it perfect for detailed jewellery and fine metal cutting. Engineered for durability and comfort, this saw frame is a must-have for artisans seeking accuracy and reliability in their craft.
| Asin | B07VD141MG |
| Best Sellers Rank | #197 in Handsaws |
| Date First Available | 28 April 2021 |
| Item Model Number | JTFA-008 |
| Manufacturer | Johnson Tools Aven |
| Product Dimensions | 27 x 10 x 2 cm; 250 g |
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Coping saw for fine work
Does it work? โ Absolutely yes! I was able to cut complex shape in a hard coconut shell with ease.Quality is good for the purpose it has been built, don't expect heavy duty hacksaw.A quick tip on fitting the blade: you need to ensure proper tension in the blade. First, firmly fix one end of the blade into the one of mounting point. Then, hold the handle and press the other end of the frame against a wall or any sturdy surface to slightly shorten the distance between the two mounting points. While keeping pressure on the frame, slide the other end of the blade into second mounting and tighten the screws. Once you release the pressure, the blade will automatically tension itself. The more you press the frame, the tighter the blade will be.
User
Good product
Good
User
Two blades are missing
Two blades are missing
User
Precision
Its an amazing product, good thing is 220pcs of aari
User
Excellent Value for Money
Good product. Excellent Value for money.You need to use this in the proper way with the curring blade properly tensioned and secure.I think most of the negative comments are amatter of "Bad Carpenter Blames His Tools"
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