Zona 35-140 4-in-1 Saw Set with Four Interchangable Blades, 36-555, 36-050, 36-458, 36-408, Black

This is one of the best multi-saws I have used. Like others, it comes with multiple blades, in this case four, that can be attached to the handle. We use this as a craft saw primarily, but, in an emergency, we used this as a plumbing saw. After a defective PVC pipe had been attached (permanently, with plumber's cement) to our too-short cast iron drain line, we turned off the water, pulled the P-Trap and sawed off the defective pipe down to the very tip of that drain line using the second largest blade. We then sanded to expose the cast iron pipe and where it meets the PVC ring around it and then sawed, very carefully, using the smallest blade, through the remaining PVC ring, down to the glue layer. It was then possible to peel the PVC ring off of the glue and to sand the glue down so that a brand new PVC pipe could be glued on. It worked very well and allowed our family to save quite a bit of money on the fix. Or course, by "we", I mean me, and by "carefully", I mean over the course of about fifteen minutes going very slowly by a normal person's standards, but the saw was wonderful for this application and the project could not have been completed without it. Overall, this is a very handy tool to have around in a pinch. Good luck finding what you need.

So i got these a couple years ago and stalled on my little project so never used these. I picked it back up recently and used these for the first timne. i was not expecting the blades to be so good. Sharp, clean cut, and the perfect amount of flexibility on the spine-less ones.By the way, the multi-blade thing is just for storage. You remove the blades you don't want when using it (like measuring spoons on a ring). It's not like a swiss-army-type system. I thought it was, but I don't know what i was thinking. Not sure how that could be done well, and i'm not sure I would want to even have that lol. Anyway, just in case.So only downside I could imagine is if you need to change blades often in a session. not that it's hard, it's just you're not putting down and grabbing another tool, you have to change out a blade. Not an issue for me but you should consider this and make sure you don't actually want a set of saws with individual handles. For me, this was the right call.Would buy again in a heartbeat.

Did the job

Small woodworking projects

When working on scale models, one of your best friends is your X-ACTO knife. It will cut through anything. The only problem is it can take FOREVER if what you're cutting is large or thick. I knew I needed a saw to cut through styrene so I did a little online research and the Zona 35-140 4-in-1 Saw kept coming up to the top of the pile. Its features and construction -- for the price -- were just unmatched. I ordered mine and immediately put it to work when I received it. What a JOY! Easily cut my sawing time in half -- probably more. I don't know how I went without this item all these years. AAA+++

Like I say it does the job.

If you are into crarting but especially dollhouse building you simply MUST own this tool.

Mine arrived bent about 10 degrees. I bent it back, but I think the design is just a little too light since even a small saw needs to have a bit of strength. It works, so I'll use and keep it.

Mas isso não tem nada de ruim, são excelentes para o uso proposto. Muito bons mesmo para marcenaria, artesanato e até luteria, quando o objetivo for o corte com precisão de peças bem pequenas. Faz o serviço! A lâmina do serrote costado é bem fina e o corte é limpo. Quase fica imperceptível de tão fina a linha de corte.Surpreendentemente bom, ainda mais pelo preço.Não sei quanto a durabilidade, mas como eu falei, tem uso mais específico, é um produto delicado, mas com técnica e destreza, são ferramentas excepcionais.

Muy util

Super

I have never owned a saw of this style or size before, and I'm VERY happy with its versatility.The two backsaws are of a very useful size, the spines are clearly quite durable. The blades themselves are so fine that I've been able to trim 1/8" or less off of several materials that would just shred under most backsaws I've used.The two keyhole saws are also useful, although I can see that they will both be somewhat easy to bend if I'm careless. The longer one behaves like a fine-toothed precision steak knife, and feels especially natural to use.The smaller one is both adorable and insanely useful - the effective blade length is roughly an inch, and also handles very naturally with the weight and length of the handle.The hardware seems durable and well suited to the tool, and the handle is a comfortable length, girth, and weight.I can see this tool being useful on almost everybody's workbench.

It is a perfect saw. Very sharp, very accurate, very well built.