10-In-1 Model Craft Hand Saw & File Set. DIY Mini Razor Saw&File Kit for Handcrafted, Modeling, Plastic, and Other Fine Cutting, Reliable Blade Quick Change Mechanism

This is a great LITTLE tool, depending upon your needs. The handle is a little over 5" long, with the tools varying from 2" to 4". I'm using it to make odd shaped cutouts in small (3" x 6") electronics control boxes. The handle has an amazing ability to grip all of the tools and makes it easy to change between a round file and a micro saw blade, for example. A little pricey, but a lot of value in a small package and handier than most alternatives.

This little tool is one of my favorite in my craft room. Perfect for any crafter. I make a lot of miniatures and this tool has worked out perfectly. The ease of ener changing the cutting and sanding blades makes this tool a must have. I recommend this to any crafter

This “toy-size” tool set is much smaller than I expected, but it can still handle some small-scale tasks in a pinch. The build quality is okay for what it is, and it’s handy to have around for quick, minor fixes. Just be aware it’s more for light-duty use rather than heavy projects.

The diamond files in this kit are a nice assortment but a little sketchy in quality. The tool/handle is VERY nice, much like the larger one of the same brand that holds t-shank jigsaw blades and reciprocating blades. A very conveniently sized handle for small files and jigsaw blades. Worth every penny for the handle alone. I had a Bosch handle meant for jigsaw blades, but they don't make it any more, and I've never seen anything else close. This thing is great. Hint: get a nice small and sharp blade for pumpkin carving - works like a dream.

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Amazons part was perfect. Product arrived in good condtition when promised. This is an excellant product once you learn how to use it. I ruined three blades right off the bat. I learned that you have to saw close to the handle and not use to much preasure. After I learned that I had only normal wear.

Great too to use for micro jobs

I got this to try to cut a garden hose connector from the spigot (or "spicket") after it had been on for years and appeared to have fused in the FL heat. The saw blade labeled for 'metal' barely scratched the connector, the wrenches did more scraping than the blade. It's like using a nail file on prison bars, it would take a LONG time to make a dent, and as I don't have hours to whittle away I ended up using a full size hacksaw and wrenches to peel away the connector.