Description
A Tenon Saw made with the similar intentions as the Lynx Handsaw with Beech handle, this is another excellent value saw aimed at a wide range of woodworkers who need the essential saws in their toolbox. This brass backed saw is made from alloy spring steel and has brass plated screws as standard in the steamed beech handle. Available in either Rip tooth (for cutting with the grain) and in crosscut tooth (for cutting across the grain).
Features:-- Stained Beech Handle
- Steel Back
- Hand Etched with William Greaves logo
- Packed in a cardboard box
- Can be re-sharpened
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