🪚 Woodcraft Saw, Zona 35-300, 24 TPI, 6-1/2-Inch Blade Length, 7/8-Inch Cut Depth, .015-Inch Kerf Review

This blade cuts in PULL mode. Nothing wrong with that, but I see no excuse for not mentioning it in the product description.

This saw is fine with its fine teeth, cuts cleanly but when cutting fibers on delicate materials it will tear some of the fibers. And it rusts easily! You just have to keep lubricating, but I like the saw.

Bought this saw to cut fret grooves and couldn't be happier. Very accurate saw with good fine kerf. I have also used it for various wood carvings and have been very impressed.

These Zona saws are indispensable for very precise cuts. I needed a way to cleanly trim the plastic ribs from an old electric juicer that I had repurposed as a bean hopper for my coffee grinder. This saw was extremely accurate and gave me very clean cuts of plastic. So much so that I didn't even have to sand the part as there were no more plastic burrs around the edges. Good product.

EDIT: Fret slot too tight. Initial testing was done on an oiled rosewood fretboard before gluing it onto the neck with Stewmac and CB Gitty frets. At a notch of 0.15 you get too much drag and require too much pressure/push! - Even more problematic on a somewhat elastic backing (like a neck already glued to the neck). Especially if you don't use rosewood (of course oily) - in the best case you get a nut that is too tight if you use it too much, which can tear or warp the fingerboard. - In the…