Flush cut saws are specially designed with no ‘set’ to the tooth profile. What does this mean? It allows you to sit the face of the blade, flush against your material and trim excess away, without scratching the surface!
The set on most saws means the teeth are splayed wider than the blade material. If used for flush cutting, this can adversely scratch your workpiece. To avoid this, some lift the blade up off the surface, but this risks cutting into your piece accidentally due to the angle, or leaves more of the trimmed piece remaining that you need to remove in another way.
These saws feature an ultra-thin blade providing excellent flexibility, combined with the scratch-free flush-cutting action that leaves so little behind, a quick touch up with a scraper or sanding block is all you need!
Designed and manufactured in Japan, with a fine 21TPI tooth pitch and traditional Japanese pull-stroke action. A pleasure to use.
Blades feature hardened teeth and are replaceable, not resharpenable - see Z-151S.