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| This is the smallest chop saw I’ve ever seen. It’s completely manual, and designed for a single purpose: cutting off rings stuck on people whose fingers have grown too large to get the ring off any other way. |
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| A proper keyhole saw has a stiffer, wedge-shaped blade, and works a lot better than a hacksaw blade for cutting in the center of a board from a starting hole. |
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| Don’t you hate single-function hair clips that just sit there holding your hair without doing anything else useful? This one is much better because it is also a saw and a hex wrench. |
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| I’m not sure what situations call for this curved bone saw, but isn’t it lovely? |
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| I don’t think there’s any advantage to this shape for a hand saw, but it is cute. |
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| One place you find tight spaces where normal saws don’t fit is inside the human body. This rope saw is for cutting bones in awkward positions. The handles detach so you can thread the blade around the bone without cutting away any more muscle than necessary. |
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| This very fine-toothed pull saw fits on your finger like a dangerous ring. It’s meant for delicate model-making. |
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| This rope saw is for cutting PVC pipe in tight spots where getting a normal saw in would be difficult. |
Do you have a better example of this kind of tool? Let me know by leaving a comment, and include a picture of it if you can so everyone can see!
