Suizan SFL-001 No-Set Flush-Cut Saw — 120 mm

What this tool adds

What this tool adds to your bench

Choose this saw for trimming projecting plugs, dowels or tenon ends close to a finished surface. The selected listing describes a flexible blade with no tooth set, so the teeth do not project sideways in the same arrangement as a general-purpose saw. That is a useful flush-cutting feature, not a guarantee that careless use cannot mark the surface.

The 120 mm blade has two marked edges: 17 TPI for hardwood and 25 TPI for softwood. Those are the maker’s intended wood categories for this model. They are not a rip-edge and crosscut-edge pair like the Ryoba, so choose the marked side for the material rather than assuming the same edge labels apply.

The blade plate and kerf are both stated at 0.3 mm. The selected saw has a beech handle and a fixed blade that the listing says is not replaceable. It is a complete small saw, rather than a spare blade or a kit containing several lengths.

Choose it when the main need is close-to-surface trimming of small projections. Compare the reversible Jorgensen jamb saw for its offset handle and larger backed blade in floor or frame access, or the Ryoba for general with-grain and cross-grain cuts. Exact overall length is unsettled across the specifications and graphic, so check storage fit if space is tight.

Choose for your actual work

• Select the marked hardwood or softwood edge for the material.
• Choose the no-set flexible blade for flush trimming, not as a universal scratch-free promise.

Fit checks & limits

• No scratch-free result or universal finish compatibility is guaranteed.
• Overall 270 mm specification versus 280 mm graphic remains unresolved.
• The blade is not described as interchangeable with a replaceable Suizan model.

Use & care

The selected listing identifies a fixed blade; do not order a replacement by 120 mm length alone.