Handheld Wire Saw
Handheld Wire Saw
Item #213
This saw can easily cut through wood without a rigid or sharp blade. Instead of using sharp teeth, this wire saw cuts using the abrasion of the wound steel wire. This makes it safe for anyone to use and simple to learn. Plus it’s compact size makes it an easy addition to your camping equipment in case you need to cut firewood.
Protip: Find a flexible stick to span the wire across with some tension (like an archery bow) and you'll have a one-handed wire saw.
Industrial wire saws are slightly larger and have diamond-impregnated beads so they can cut through concrete, marble, granite, and other large stone blocks.
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