What this tool adds
What this tool adds to your bench
Choose this saw when the handle needs to clear a floor, frame or other nearby surface. Its cranked handle and reversible blade allow a different approach from a straight-handled saw. The spring-loaded adjustment changes the blade’s left- or right-side arrangement for access.
The selected blade is nominally 10 inches long with 13 TPI double-ground teeth. A source diagram gives 59 mm cutting depth. That is a working-depth label, separate from the complete tool’s overall dimensions, which are not settled across the available size fields.
The listing identifies an SK5 steel blade, a carbon-steel stiffening back and a polypropylene/TPR handle. The feature diagram separates blade-body hardness from the harder tooth range, so one tooth-hardness figure should not be treated as the hardness of every part. This is one complete saw with a reusable plastic tooth protector.
Compare it for access when shortening a wooden door frame or working near a floor. The selected description mentions preparation for tile installation, not permission to saw tile with this wood blade. Compare the small no-set Suizan saw for trimming dowels or plugs flush, or a backed fine-rip saw for a different joinery tooth pattern.
Choose for your actual work
- Check which side needs handle clearance before setting the reversible blade.
- Distinguish cutting wood during tile preparation from cutting the tile itself.
Fit checks & limits
- Exact overall dimensions and universal cutting capacity are not established.
- No tile-cutting compatibility or permitted adjustment force is claimed.
- Tooth hardness does not describe the entire blade or back.
Use & care
Use the supplied reusable tooth protector for covered storage.
Questions before you choose
What does reversing the blade change?
It changes the left- or right-side arrangement relative to the offset handle, helping you compare access near a frame or floor.
Can it cut tiles because tile installation is mentioned?
The described role is cutting wooden frames and similar material during installation preparation. Tile-cutting compatibility is not established.
Would it replace a small no-set flush-cut saw?
Compare the actual task. This saw provides a larger backed blade and offset reversible access; the Suizan flush-cut model has a flexible no-set blade for small projections.