Traditionally used for the rapid trimming of plugs and dowels flush with a surface, our flush-cutting saw can be used where you want to cut off a projection without damaging the surrounding or adjoining face. This is possible because the teeth are set one way only.
The 22 tpi Japanese tooth pattern blade cuts aggressively (on the pull stroke) but does not mark the surface that it is cutting next to. The thin blade is flexible and can be pressed flush to any surface, yet is rigid enough for good control.
About 11 1/2" long with 4 3/4" of blade, in a double-edged style that cuts from either side. Works like a charm.
The Kirf on this flush trim saw angle up and away from your project, so your project doesn't get mauled when cutting off splines, dowels or whatever you're trying to make flush.
