Japanese Pruning Saw Foldable, GLORITY 140mm Handsaw with Double Edges of 13/14 TPI, SK5 Blade and Three Sided Grinding Gear Design, Portable Japanese Saw for Woodworking & DIY

Great medium Japanese saw. That handle is good size even for big hands like mine. Smooth wooden handle. The cutting is fantastic does the job on any type of wood. Obviously if you need to cut big wood or big work you may need a bigger one but does the job. The cutting is precise doesn't damage the wood when you cut. Fantastic tool, folds nicely can be carried easily.

I wasn't really sure about this saw. When it arrived it looked a bit gimmicky and I almost returned it, but forgot and missed the returns window. I'm really glad I kept it!I've only used the 'fine tooth' side, and used it a lot for cutting plastic gutters and downpipes, etc. All the other saws I tried were too rough/coarse for cutting those thin plastic components. (Including one saw from a well-known manufaacturer which was sold as specifically for plastics.) But when I tried with this saw it was suddenly easy. The cut is clean and precise, with little to no burr produced, and the saw does not catch or judder on the thin material.The folding mechanism, which I had initially thought to be gimmicky, is actually very well engineered.

Vits well in my pouch, hand bit of kit.

This is a great little gadget saw to keep in your toolbox.I have used it for multiple little tasks since its purchase.It is fairly compact, takes up minimal room and the blade is well protected when closed.It has quite a bit of flex when fully open but this is usefull in tight areas and for what I need it to do.It is well made with quality materials and I can see it lasting.The dual blades are useful for quick or fine cutting work.I would buy it again if needed.

When I saw this item I thought to myself that looks interesting 🤔 it would be good to go with the rest of my Bushcraft / Wood working tools. It's compact when folded but when opened it turns into this very useful well constructed and enginered tool.I had a great opportunity to use it not long ago whilst making wooden reindeer, it was brilliant having a two sided saw of different cutting abilities of fine and course or one for dry wood and one for green wood. I found it so easy to use and due to its construction and flexibility of the blade it made it possible to actually cut in a curve.Yes I'd definitely recommend! Well worth the money.

I have the smaller version which I like very much. Sharp and useful to carry in my tool box. The 8" one not so much. Yes it's a good blade but is unnecessarily thick. These saws cut on a pull stroke allowing light blades. This is not a pruning saw as any wet wood would simply jam the teeth. The whole saw is overweight and badly balanced. This spoils what could have been a great addition to anyone who moves their toolboxes from place to place. Small version good bigger nah.

This was suprisingly really high quality. really sharp and cuts well. It fits so into my wild camping bug bag without snagging as the blade folds into the handle. It's light for what it is, fits comfortably in the hand and looks nice too. Presentation box was a nice suprise too.

I expected slightly better quality for something priced at £19.19(at time of review). I definately wouldnt of payed the rrp price of £29.99 thats for sure.This Chinese made Japanese style saw looks really nice and is decent quality. I like that you could feasibly take it apart, or possibly even change the blade if you so wanted for example.It was also well packaged, the box was stylish but there was no plush bag/pouch with mine, like other reviewers mention.The blade teeth are very sharp, as you'd expect, great for pruning or sawing things on the smaller side. The blade size is small compared to the standard hand saws you get in the UK. For this reason I purchased the bigger blade size of 8 Inch. I think the 5 inch version would be too small to be practical or effective.Overall, I think its a nice saw, and would make a great gift. I cant see it replacing your standard usual saw though.