anderson miniature saw frame

The inventor of this saw, jeweler Dave Anderson, explains that “I had a need for a delicate little saw to do work around prongs when making small adjustments for setting. I use my saw for those touchy little jobs. I use the saw for close work in touching up wax carvings, azures, scrolls, etc.” You may already realize that a standard sawblade is longer than this saw. This means that you have to break off a section of a standard blade in order to install it into this sawframe. Or, you can use your broken sawblades. Use the color-coded handles to distinguish among different blade thicknesses. Saws weigh only 1⁄2 oz. and have a throat depth of 1″. Available individually or as a set of all 3. Made in USA.