On the hunt for a decent stiff coping saw I recently bought one from workshop heaven.
I'm cutting 3 inch oak with it but even so the thing still bends like a goodun.
My quick fix us to cut a piece of wood in between.
It's a heck of alot better ! Other than knew concepts offering is there any other decent coping saws that don't bend as much to cause the blade to be a floppy banana ? I realise I'm asking alot cutting timber this thick but the wooden spreader has helped massively. The blade can actually be plucked now.
A coping saw with only 3 inchs depth of cut would help massively, the only thing I can find that closely resembles what I'm after is very fine jewellers saws.
Cheers
Coley
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I'm cutting 3 inch oak with it but even so the thing still bends like a goodun.
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My quick fix us to cut a piece of wood in between.
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It's a heck of alot better ! Other than knew concepts offering is there any other decent coping saws that don't bend as much to cause the blade to be a floppy banana ? I realise I'm asking alot cutting timber this thick but the wooden spreader has helped massively. The blade can actually be plucked now.
A coping saw with only 3 inchs depth of cut would help massively, the only thing I can find that closely resembles what I'm after is very fine jewellers saws.
Cheers
Coley
Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk