IRWIN ProTouch vs KAKURI coping saws: compare comfort, blade count, frame depth, QC issues and scores to pick the best for DIY or hobby use.
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IRWIN ProTouch Coping Saw review: budget-friendly, comfy ProTouch handle and HSS blade; OK for light DIY, but QC and blade durability issues noted.
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Budget Kakuri coping saw with 5 blades and 6.3 in frame, great for hobby, trim and plastics; not suited to heavy metal or pro daily use.
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Knew Concepts 6.5 in coping saw, lightweight 3/16″ aluminum frame, cam-lever tension, ideal for precise, detailed work.
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Sharp, thin-kerf Zona razor saw for model and instrument work, precise cuts but variable blade life and handle quality. Best for light detailed projects.
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Budget razor hobby saw for clean, fine cuts in balsa, basswood and plastic. Thin blade and weak handle not for hard woods.
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Gyokucho folding Dozuki razor saw delivers precise, smooth cuts for fine woodworking; portable design with replaceable blade and hardwood handle.
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Lynx 26 in rip saw (4.5 TPI), alloy spring steel, taper-ground blade for fast ripping after tuning; stained beech handle may need fitting.
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Classic Disston 26″ rip hand saw with walnut handle and HSS blade, valued for heritage appeal, and high end performance.
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24-in rip saw — fast, coarse 4.5 TPI high-carbon blade; resharpenable with beech handle. Great value for aggressive ripping.
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