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The new DEWALT hand saws, with their flexible blades, slide into places power saws will not reach such as when cutting dowels, drywall, shims, trim, molding, and more. The saw blades are also heat-induction treated for long blade life. The DWHT20216 features a flexible blade for easy, flush cuts.
Blade Length (in.) | 10.43 in |
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Blade Width (in.) | 4.9 |
Handle Length (in.) | 11.02 |
Hand Tool Type | Hand Saw |
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Handle Material | Composite |
Individual/Set | Individual |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Product Weight (lb.) | .86 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Saw Type | Pull Saw |
Teeth Per Inch | 14 |
Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Lifetime |
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The DWHT20216 will work for this application, although, it may take several cuts and an extended period of time.
No
Hi there, Can be used however better options out there.
Only if it is the only way to cut it. But yes, you can cut a 4x4 with it.
???? Your statement does not look like a question. I have used that pull saw - it is strong and it is precise - it works well. It is like a Japanese nokogiri tool/saw.
Easy to assemble
No, the Double Edge Pull Saw is ideal to use for cutting dowels, drywall, shims, trim, framing, folding and cross cutting.
I would not recommend using this saw to cut through anything other than wood, or maybe PVC/plastic. You may be able to get through a metal screw, but you would ruin the blade. If you need to cut metal screw, you can always use a hacksaw.
NO. Cutting through screws would wreck this blade.
No, it's a wood saw.
Not if they are metal. You can cut throught most plastics.
When cutting the kerf is about 1/16th or 1/32nd of an inch wide
Very small kerf on the 14 tpi side, a little larger on the 7tpi side. Still not talking 1/16 inch.
I'm not quite sure what you're referring to as the kerf. If you mean the blade width it's about an eighth of an inch. If you are referring to depth, you can cut through any width board because there are no restrictive holders for the blade.
Very thin.... Like probably less than 1/16".
By purchasing a new saw or going on line and getting a new blade would be the best thing.
Yes, the blade is replaceable.
how can i get the blade when it ets worn off
I don't think so.... You may be able to find a replacement online, but to me, this seems like a tool that you use until it's dead and then buy a new one.
No you cannot.
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