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Handsaws

Manually cut through large branches, hardwood, plywood, or plastic pipe

Hacksaws

Blades have more teeth per inch than handsaws to cut through metal and plastic more smoothly

Miter Saws

Make angled crosscuts in wood, plastic, and soft metal

Circular Saws

Make straight cuts in wood, plastic, and metal on the spot

Table Saws

Support sheets of wood and plastic to make straight cuts more precisely than handheld saws

Bow Saws

Cut with both back and forth strokes to saw through wood faster than handsaws

Reciprocating Saw Blades

Reciprocating Saw Blades

Replace the blade on your reciprocating saw

Hacksaw Blades

Replace the blade on your hacksaw

Hole Saws

Connect to a drill or drill press to make circular cuts

Hole Saw Arbors

Hole Saw Arbors

Secure a hole saw to a drill or drill press

Miter, Chop, and Table Saw Blades

Miter, Chop, and Table Saw Blades

Replace the blade on your miter, chop, or table saw

Circular Saw Blades

Circular Saw Blades

Replace the blade on your circular saw

Track Saws

Portable enough to take anywhere and make straight, precise cuts in wood and plastic sheets

Track Saw Blades

Track Saw Blades

Replace the blade on your track saw

Band Saws

Make straight or curved cuts in a variety of materials, from wood to masonry

Oscillating Tool Blades

Oscillating Tool Blades

Replace the blade on your oscillating tool

Spiral Saws

Plunge cut directly into drywall and wood without a pilot hole

Cutoff Saw Wheels

Cutoff Saw Wheels

Replace the wheel on your cutoff saw

Chain Saws

Prune and cut down trees

Oscillating Tools

Oscillating Tools

Grind, scrape, and cut in tight spaces without damaging the surrounding material

Cable Saws

Flexible to cut through pipe or wood in hard-to-reach areas

Reciprocating Saws

Reciprocating Saws

Rough cut metal, wood, plastic, tile, fiberglass, and masonry during demolition

Jigsaws

Thin blades cut intricate curves in sheets of material, from wood to ceramics

Panel Saws

Make straight cuts in large wood and plastic sheets on an included track

Scroll Saws

A thin blade makes your most detailed, intricate cuts to create templates, models, and prototypes

Multitools

A variety of tools and blades all in one

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