Best Coping Saw Blade are Made Up Of A Square, C-Shaped, Springy Iron Frame With A Handle Attached, And Two Ends Of A Thin, Hardened Steel Blade Stretched Between Them. The Blade May Be Easily Removed From The Frame And Inserted Through A Hole Drilled Through The Centre Of A Piece Of Wood.

With The Carbide Hacksaw Blade, You Can Effectively Cut Through Various Hard Materials. Because Of The Tungsten Carbide Particles, This Blade Can Cut In Both Directions. You Can Make Tiny, Straight Cuts In Masonry, Hardened Steel, Porcelain, And Cast Iron With This Versatile Hand Tool. It Was Made To Fit All Common 12 In. Hacksaw Frames.

A Coping Saw Can Cut Tight Bends In Wood And Other Materials Because Of Their Thin, Narrow Blades, Which Also Make Them Very Maneuverable. Trim Carpenters Use Coping Saws To Make Coped Joints, While Woodworkers Use Them To Make Curved Shapes And To Finish The Underside Of Dovetail Joints. Coping Saw Blades Measure Roughly 6-1/2 Inches In Length.