Razor Saws

You are very welcome. I appreciate your business. They are very popular. Also you might want to use the spare blade to make a miniature japanese cabinet saw for sawing flush...just don't pry with it!

I got mine last week (with a couple of spare blades - if it can be screwed up, I can do it!).  Haven't had a chance to really put it to a test, but the experimenting I've managed to do with it indicates I'm going to like it.

Got mine from HawkeyeHobbies - http://hawkeyehobbies.com - Ordered it about 9 o'clock on Sunday night and received it in the mail on Wednesday morning.  That's good service!  Thanks Gerald 

Cool, I'll give it a try (once I get up the nerve )

-Fred

Grab the corner at this angle with wide pliers and bend the blade and it should snap clean.  I got 4 corners off of 1 blade.  I ordered and extra blade from Roll Models when I got the saw a while back.

That's pretty darn nifty, Marc!

How did you go about breaking the JLC blade?  Did you snap it, cut it or something else?  Also, is it possible to get replacement JLC blades is case something goes terribly wrong?

Thanks,

Fred

Fred... check out this thread...

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The JLC is a very nice saw.  I just got one myself a few weeks ago from Roll Models.

It's nice in that it's very comfortable to use, makes very thin cuts and has two different sized teeth on the same blade.  BUT, it would be nice if they made one in the size of a #11 blade to get into tighter areas - or even just regular 90* corners.  the shape of the blade doesn't really lend itself to sawing all the way into a corner.

But, it's still a great tool to have in the collection.

-Fred

This saw? http://www.umm-usa.com/catalog/tools_JLC.html

I've been meaning to add one to my kit even though I'm pretty happy with my Atlas hobby saw.