Jeweler's Saw Frame Adjustable with 144 Blades Professional Jewelry Making Kit

When I first opened the package and looked at the blades I was very skeptical whether the saw could cut any metal. With the small blades I had to really look closely to make sure they were in the correct position. I purchased this saw to make small and intricate cuts in stainless steel flatware and cutlery in order to make pendants and bracelets. I have found the saw works well in cutting stainless steel if one is patient and does not apply much down force while cutting. This cannot be treated like a hacksaw as the blades are much to delicate. I found that during several longer cuts that I had to readjust the saw to ensure I had enough tension in the blade as it would start to deflect. I imagine it would work very well with softer metals such as gold or silver. Overall I am very pleased with this product.

Excellent for the price and has not failed. Stays locked and stable for intricate work.

4 stars only because the blades are cheap and keep breaking mid cut but otherwise very fun and useful tool cutting hotwheels

Helped my husband tremendously when cutting into his gold for precision cutting.

I know this is a cheap saw, but I thought I would get some functionality out of it for at least a little bit. First, it's very difficult to get the clamps tight enough to hold the blades. A couple of pulls and the blades slip out. Second, its a good thing they give you 144 blades, because I went through about a dozen of them in about an hour. They are so fragile, they snap at the littlest pressure. I ended up buying different blades. Third, the second time I used it, the handle fell off, as you can see from the picture. Don't waste your time.

I got this saw for cutting sheet silver. Once you get it set up it does work...for a while. The thumbscrews have a bad habit of walking out while cutting, so the saw blades will either pop out, or if the length adjusting screw gets loose, you will suddenly loose blade tension and it will snag or break.The rectangle block clamps that hold the blade ends are too small, so they spin in the frame when you tighten them. This means you need to hold the clamp with one hand and tighten with the other. This makes it more difficult to get the correct tension since you don't have a free hand to flex the frame when installing the blade.Overall, it is finicky to set up, and it doesn't hold its settings so you will be setting it up often. I wish I spent more on a better saw.

Everything got here in great shape and on time. It works well. Thanks again.

It's slightly annoying when the blades break but its easy to use and effective. It also came with a lot of extras so thats great. This tool is also less shaky then an electric tool and is precise!