The fretsaw is an ideal, very handy tool for the time of year when you spend a lot of time indoors and enjoy being creative. It is particularly used for fine woodwork and artistic crafts that require precise, detailed and curvy cuts. This makes it perfect for DIY projects, model making, jewelry making and decorative work in the hobby sector as well as for professional applications.
Thanks to the fine saw blade, the narrow guide and the high throat of 300 mm, even complicated patterns and curves can be cut with ease. This makes our fretsaw ideal for detailed work where precision is essential. For carry scroll saw blades for various applications: The fretsaw blade can be used to cut not only wood, but also materials such as plastic and thin metal. This allows you to complete a wide range of projects.
An ergonomically shaped wooden handle ensures that the fretsaw sits comfortably in the hand and can also be used for longer periods of work. Saw blades can be changed quickly and easily thanks to the easy-to-use clamping mechanism. This means the fretsaw is immediately ready for use and can be flexibly adapted to different projects. Whether you are a beginner or a professional, the fretsaw is easy to use and requires little practice. It is therefore suitable for children from the age of eight as well as for experienced craftsmen.
The fretsaw is used in many areas, e.g. for creating individual works of art, Christmas decorations or seasonal jewelry, for precise work in model making or fine cuts in wood.
5,33 € incl. VAT, plus shipping
Our fretsaw is supplied without a saw blade. Using and changing a fretsaw blade is easy and can be done in a few simple steps using the clamping screws:
Before the saw blade can be fitted, the handle must be placed on the outside. Depending on the application, select the appropriate blade with a length of 130 mm and clamp it on the handle side first. Then press the fretsaw bow together and secure the blade on the other side. To prevent the saw from slipping when clamping, it is advisable to place the locking device opposite the handle side in a hole, e.g. in a fretsaw table.
