Stanley Fatmax Japanese Pull Saw Fine and Coarse – The versatile pull saw for precise woodworking
The Stanley Fatmax Japanese pull saw features a double-edged blade: fine teeth for clean cuts, coarse teeth for quick rip cuts. Designed as a classic pull saw, it cuts on the pull stroke, delivering precise results with minimal effort.
Double-edged blade (fine and coarse) – for both fine and coarse wood cuts without changing blades
Pull saw principle – less effort and cleaner cut edges
Lightweight (0.30 kg) – fatigue-free working even over longer periods
Ideal addition for DIYers and carpenters – from rough cuts to fine detail work
24 months manufacturer warranty for long-term investment security
What sets this pull saw apart
The combination of fine and coarse teeth makes this saw a true all-rounder. While the coarse side quickly cuts through thick wood, the fine side produces clean, tear-out-free edges. The pull saw design requires less force than a European push saw and offers better control.
Ideal for...
Craftsmen, carpenters and serious DIYers who frequently work with wood and need precise cuts. The saw is suitable for furniture making, model building, renovations and all types of wood cutting.
How to use the Japanese pull saw
Guide the saw in a pulling motion (from top to bottom) through the wood. The cut is made on the pull stroke, never on the push. Work at a steady pace – the fine tooth section is ideal for finish cuts, the coarse section for quick crosscuts.
The saw has a fine and a coarse cutting edge. The coarse side is ideal for quick cuts, while the fine side provides clean, precise cuts – without needing to change blades.
According to the manufacturer, the saw is designed for wood. Do not use it on metal, plastic or other hard materials.
A pull saw cuts on the pull stroke, while European handsaws cut on the push stroke. The pull saw design allows a thinner blade, resulting in finer cuts with less effort.
The Stanley Fatmax Japanese pull saw weighs only 0.30 kg, allowing fatigue-free working over extended periods.
Clean the blade after use to remove resin and moisture. Store the saw dry to prevent rust. Occasional oiling of the blade maintains its sharpness.
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