Stanley 20-331

When considering a hand saw, evaluate the type of cut that needs to be made and the blade needed to get the job done. Fine blades with 20-30 TPI are for very hard materials and/or very precise cuts. Medium blades with 10-20 TPI are for crosscutting and moderately hard materials. Coarse blades with 2-8 TPI are good for ripping softwoods with the grain. Take a look at the features for Stanley Flush Cut Saw. Blade Length: 4-3/4".<p></p><p><br><b>Features</b></p><ul><li>Tether Capable: Standard Tool (Accessory Needed for Tethering)</li><li>Teeth per Inch: 22</li><li>Blade Material: Steel</li><li>Item: Flush Cut Saw</li><li>Length: 11"</li><li>Blade Length: 4-3/4"</li></ul><p></p>

• Flexible blade cuts plugs or dowels flush
• 23 point blade cuts quickly and cleanly on the pull stroke
• Double-sided blade for convenient cutting to the left or right
• Comfortable handle for maximum control
• Excellent for trimming through tenons or lap joints
• Contoured handle
• 4-3/4" blade length
• 23 points per inch