To help you save money, we have combined some of our workbench products into Accessory Plate Package Deals. Choose from seven different accessory plate combination packages, each of which will help you work better, faster, and more comfortable while you’re at your work bench.

We frequently get the following questions; “What is the difference between a Hand Saw, a Fret Saw, Jeweler’s Saw, and a Coping Saw? Which saw blades go with what saw?”

Technically speaking, they are all hand saws. There are two types of hand saws that we sell:

1. Fret Saws —also referred to as Jeweler’s Saws, are hand saws that are smaller than Coping Saws and use shorter, unpinned blades that are intended for fast turns and maneuverability. Using the proper blade, they can be used for either metal work or woodwork.
2. Coping Saws are hand saws that are a bit bigger than Fret Saws. They are intended for aggressive cuts, wider turns, and are best suited for woodworkers. Coping Saws use pinned blades ONLY.

Both types of saws saws can look pretty similar, but the key distinction is the blade. Coping Saw blades won’t work with Fret Saw frames (and visa-versa) regardless if pinned or not.

Got a question?

One of our customers recently asked us: “I have slight hand (grip) difficulties. Do you have a larger, thicker handle for me?”

Absolutely! Our new American made Slip-on Foam Comfort Grip for our hand saws increases the diameter of the saw’s handle without adding weight, while it also makes the saw handle softer and easier to hang on to. All of which reduces hand stress and fatigue.

Sarah Fleming has been inspired to create for as long as she can remember. Born in Belfast, she grew up in an artistic home where the power of handmade was reinforced.

Having been immersed in the equestrian world as a teenager, she completed a BS in Animal Science at Queens University, Belfast in 2006, and then moved to Cheshire to become a horse-riding instructor for five years. She later returned to Northern Ireland and successfully graduated in 2016 with a BA in Contemporary Applied Arts from Ulster University.

Using our 3" Mk.III saw with screw tension, Sarah now produces unique contemporary jewellery inspired by her love for horse-riding and her rural surroundings in Nairn, located on the edge of the Highlands of Scotland.

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