CRAFTSMAN Hand Saw, 20-Inch, Fine Finish (CMHT20881)

CRAFTSMAN Hand Saw, 20-Inch, Fine Finish (CMHT20881)

$ 13.98

Score By Feature

Based on 841 ratings

Maneuverability

9.28

Value for money

9.33

Ergonomic

8.98

Easy to use

9.12

Accuracy

8.88

OveReview Final Score

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Product Description

QUICK & CLEAN CUTS The hand saw appears to have an exclusive tooth geometry that allows for quick and precise cutting

A long lasting sharpness is ensured by an induction hardened tooth

Handle designed to be comfortable and easy to control due to its bimaterial construction

MITER & SQUARE FEATURE Handle comes with 45-degree and 90-degree angles for mitering and square features

Questions & Answers

When buying a saw, it is important to know how many teeth per inch there are. Despite the fact that this post does not provide a number of teeth per inch, I find this interesting. What's the reason?

Normally, 11 teeth per inch would be considered normal

Are you talking about a rip cut saw or cross cut A rip cut saw is what I am looking for. ?

A cross cutter can be used with the CMHT20881. If you want to rip your music, you can't use it.

Is there a plastic sleeve to protect the saw teeth on this?

In order to ensure product safety, the CMHT20881 will not include a plastic pouch.

Do you think it can be used to cut my table legs (solid wood, 2 square inches across)?

For example, they are often used to cut wood, plastic, and laminated materials

Selected User Reviews For CRAFTSMAN Hand Saw, 20-Inch, Fine Finish (CMHT20881)

Wood cutting is made easy with this saw

5/5

Imagine you have a plank of wood that you would like to cut up If you used scissors now, would you use them? Wouldn't a kitchen knife be more precise? An axe just isn't that accurate. The saw is at your disposal! You can easily shave down your wood with this. As for the saw, I find it to be very useful for just that purpose. As well as being very affordable, it was also convenient. Over the course of this COVID-related experience, I have done quite a bit of woodworking Due to these projects, I am spending many nights at home, so it is essential to have a saw to help me with this work.

Dalton Curry

| Nov 04, 2020

My visit was a sighting, my sawing was a cutting

5/5

Using this saw for sawing is a great idea. As soon as you set up the saw with the material you are going to cut—you just start cutting. Before you know it, you won't need to cut I give it five As soon as the need arises, I will use this again.

Eve Valencia

| Mar 30, 2021

I received my package in quite poor condition

3/5

I am disappointed. I would have loved to have this saw, but it was damaged when it arrived. The end of the stick is smashed and bent. A scratch is visible on the The teeth are worn out. Despite my best efforts, I was extremely.

Ryan MELLOR

| Jun 30, 2021

I thought it was pretty good for the price

3/5

Most of what the saw does is as expected, but the lip along the top of the blade makes it extremely difficult to make a long cut without constantly snagging. Despite this, it does work for cutting things such as 2 x 4.

Sky Maloney

| Dec 17, 2020

This is the best I took out a 17-gauge

5/5

This small 4 inch tree was next to my travel trailer and was taken care of rather quickly.

Sariah Delgado

| Nov 07, 2020

The saw is good

5/5

It is okay that I have only used this saw for a few cuts. A power saw is on its way to me. Despite its small size, this saw is still useful because it has a sharp edge on the blade and a right angle between the handle and the That has allowed me to draw straight lines at a right angle on other boards as well. With that technique, I was able to get straight right angle cuts. This saw will still be useful even though I don't use it on a regular basis.

April Sharp

| Jul 01, 2021

I used it the day I received it to cut a closet door while the door was still attached in the bathroom

5/5

I was very pleased with it.

Marco MELLOR

| Jan 08, 2021

It is a little too flimsy, like most modern saws

4/5

In order to get a saw started into wood, it takes some time. Modern saws are much thinner than old ones, so this is a contributing factor to the problem. It is still possible to use two saws that belonged to my father, but I do not think they are as good as they once were. The old and new ones have thicker metal and don't flex in the middle. It's so easy to cut straight when you have that kind of tool.