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RC_Fanatic 06-14-2015 03:26 PM

Good Quality Razor Saw
 
Who makes a good quality razor saw that cuts on the pull stroke and can cut brass, aluminum and mild steel (e.g. small bolts)? I have an old Zona saw that I've used for 30 years and have finally worn it out. I bought a new Zona with multiple blades and they are certainly not the same quality as the old one! :mad: I need one with about a 5" long blade, that will cut over 1/2" deep (for clearance when cutting thin sheet stock), and something like 42 tpi. Blade thickness of 10 thou or so.

foodstick 06-14-2015 03:58 PM

I can't tell you about it first hand.. But I know I recently read of someone preferring the saw he had bought at Harbor freight to his Zona.. I was surprised by that and I recalled it when I read your post.

rt3232 06-14-2015 04:24 PM

Hay Fanatic

I don't have there web site info but look at micro-mark they have a lot of tools for the train guys

Hope this helps

Cheers Bob T

ByLoudDesign 06-14-2015 04:57 PM

https://www.leevalley.com/

RC_Fanatic 06-14-2015 06:43 PM


Originally Posted by foodstick (Post 12055081)
I can't tell you about it first hand.. But I know I recently read of someone preferring the saw he had bought at Harbor freight to his Zona.. I was surprised by that and I recalled it when I read your post.

He may have been referring to their junior hack saw. I have one and it works well, but the kerf is too wide and the teeth are not fine enough for cutting thin sheet metal. thanks for the tip, though.

RC_Fanatic 06-14-2015 06:44 PM


Originally Posted by ByLoudDesign (Post 12055115)

Thanks. I do buy some woodworking tools from them but their saws are for wood, not metal.

tunakuts3d 06-15-2015 07:55 PM

perhaps this https://contenti.com/sawing/jeweler-...3-in-1-backsaw

RC_Fanatic 06-16-2015 06:28 AM


Originally Posted by tunakuts3d (Post 12055773)

This looks identical to one I have. I'm ready to throw it out as the blades lose their sharpness quickly and, even worse, no matter how tight you make the clamp, the blades still move around when you are cutting.

Thanks for the link though. There are some interesting tools there.


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