Assertion: coping saw's blade | /r/HasProperty | thin
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: with little sharp teeth
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: It has a thin blade with a metal frame cutting through the metals with ease.
text: The blade is a thin piece of metal that stretches across the open end of the C.
text: The blade of a coping saw is really thin, with little sharp teeth, which allow it to make tight curves very easily.
text: Since the blade of a coping saw is really thin, it’s not designed to cut through really thick materials.
text: Since the blade of a coping saw is really thin, it’s not designed to cut through really thick materials.
text: The blade of the coping saws is pretty thin.
text: Its looks are quite specific and it features a thin blade stretched between a frame.
text: Since the blade is thin, any unnecessary pressure on it will make it snap, and you will not like this.
text: The blade is extra thin, designed to bend so it can slide along a surface, even while the handle is at an angle.
text: And the blade is thin enough to drop into a kerf left by a thin-kerf dovetail saw.
text: The blades are very thin and cutting on the pull stroke saves them from breaking easily.
text: The coping blade is thin, so it will make tight turns as you cut.
text: The blades are thin and will bend, and are more likely to do that if you’re pushing.
text: Olson also offer blades that are thin enough to squeeze into the kerf of the average dovetail saw.
text: The blade of the hacksaw is very thin and can be mounted to either be push or pull stroked.
text: The blade of the hacksaw is very thin and can be mounted to either be push or pull stroked.
text: To do this, the blade has to be very thin, and thin blades break easily.
text: The blade is so thin that it bends easily, and that can ruin your work.
text: The blades are quite thin and narrow so they don’t bind between the wood as the blade cuts a curved shape.
text: It is important to take note that a coping saw is equipped with thin blades, which means that these may break eventually.