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The range comprises five models: a rapid cut saw for general carpentry; a medium cut saw for tasks like trimming plasterboard; a fine cut saw for cutting dovetail joints and other delicate jobs; a double edge saw for trimming the bottom of doors and door jambs; and a dovetail saw that offers an extra fine finish on items such as decorative wood mouldings and rails.
All Pull saws feature high quality, flexible, thin yet durable blades capable of producing clean, accurate and controlled cuts. The blade teeth are diamond ground and impulse hardened for longer life, while the blade itself has been specially plated to ensure a smooth cutting action and long-term rust resistance.
For best results Spear & Jackson recommend that the first cut is initiated with a gentle pull and that subsequent cuts are performed slowly to provide greater accuracy and control. Faster cutting can be achieved by holding the saw at a higher cutting angle and exerting more pressure on the blade. With their compact size the Pull saw range is ideal for working in confined spaces.
A full range of replacements blades is available and each model features an easy replacement blade system.
For further information visit www.spear-and-jackson.com
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