- How does the Stanley 0-20-501 pull saw cut?
- This Japanese saw cuts on the pull stroke. This provides greater control, a thinner kerf, and prevents the blade from buckling during cuts.
- What are the two different tooth patterns used for?
- The double-sided blade features a fine tooth edge for clean finishing cuts and a coarse tooth edge for faster, rougher cuts.
- What tooth profile does the blade have?
- The blade features aggressive JetCut triple-bevel teeth for fast, clean, and accurate cutting through wood.
- Is the blade of this Japanese saw flexible?
- Yes, the thin and flexible blade allows for flush cuts directly against flat surfaces, such as trimming wooden dowels.
- What type of handle is fitted to the saw?
- It is equipped with an ergonomic bi-material DynaGrip handle for a comfortable, secure grip and precise control.