GreatNeck 26" 12TPI Crosscut Hand Saw for Precise Cuts

Samuel Alexander Katz Peña: Muy buena para el precio

Mexico on Feb 24, 2022

Storm: Well made strong & durable.Good buy.Fast shipping.

Canada on May 05, 2021

stayhomedad: I really like the saw. The only complaint I have is that the bottom for the saw near your hands are not used a lot. It’s the design of the saw and the bottom is beneath your hands (the top of the handle is long), so it really feels more like a 20 inch saw. Besides that it makes fine cuts, good for home projectors. I used it to cut down a tree, and the fine cuts did take me longer. But I do love the saw and the classic wood handle. First experience with this brand and I like it.

United States on Dec 25, 2020

Scott: I feel better as a man when I use this saw a! My neighbours are constantly offering up their power saws, which I also own, but I really enjoy using the beautiful saw. The Fasteners have held tight and this thing has been through some rough work. I have not adjusted or tighten anything and it is still sharp and solid.

Canada on Jul 07, 2020

Tony: Nice weight. Good handle. Blade doesn’t cut as smooth as I expected. Had to “work it” to cut two by fours. Not sure if it’s a blade thickness or tooth pattern issue.

Canada on Jul 05, 2020

Steve: This is the first hand saw I have ever owned brand new. I have always had one I may have received from family, yard sale or auction. I sawed through a 18 x 13 inch piece of walnut for a cutting board. Took me about 6 or 7 Hank Jr. Songs. After I cut through I was curious as to how sharp the blade still was. So I needed a band aide. I barely touched it to my thumb and moved it down a couple of teeth and yup. Sharp. This will work till I get my Mill for small jobs.

United States on Jun 10, 2020

Amazon Customer: Bought it for my son. He was happy with the quality of it. Shipped quickly

Canada on Feb 29, 2020

Craig: Used this saw when my wife and I were laying down hardwood flooring from the local big box store. Grip feels good in the hand. The boards were wider than my miter box so I had to use the saw free hand to cut along the lines. Having a saw this long may seem excessive but it makes cutting accurate, straight lines very easy. The saw cuts very cleanly and seems to be made of quality steel. The boards and baseboards cut just as easily on the first board as the last.

United States on Feb 06, 2020

Cara: I'm not super crafty. I do, however, dig unique musical instruments. If you're looking for a saw to begin exploring the realm of singing saws, look no further; this little dude is a fun time.

The range isn't the best in the world, but that's to be expected for a saw of this length. Additionally, I tried to dull out the edge a bit so it didn't tear up my bow so much. Rosin has become my best friend.

Overall, I've had a blast with this saw! I've gone ahead and named mine Ladislas. It's a great starter singing saw!

United States on Jan 23, 2020

rr64: Let's face it, this is a really cheap saw. It will work for it's intended purpose as a back yard weekend warrior. It is not a traditional cross-cut saw nor is it a rip saw, Called Crosscut on Amazon (what else) but not on the saw's cardboard sheath. It appears to be a forward stroke version of a Japanese style pull stroke, induction hardened blade tooth profile. It has a kinda sorta crosscut type saw tooth pattern that would make Henry Disston roll in his grave. That said, it will hack through just about any wood and if you have some sawyer skills, you can even make it work well. For a $20.00 saw it is actually great. Take you time, you can make it cut square and true.

United States on Dec 07, 2017