Stanley 20-331

Worked well for trimming door trim, the blade is flexible and super sharp. The handle looks like it will accept sawzall blades as well, but haven't tried it yet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a great little saw to be able to test out! The main thing I love about it is the comfortable and ergonomic handle. It was a delight to hold. I appreciate its smaller size so it fits great in my tool bags. It has an easy nob that turns to release the blade either by hand or with a flathead screwdriver for storage. It came nice and sharp and gives clean cuts. Definitely comes in handy when finishing cuts on stair stringers or birdsmouth cuts on rafters.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The 4-3/4 in FATMAX® Mini Flush Cut Pull Saw works well for cutting hardwood dowels and fiberboard door trim, but can also be used for cutting plastics, composites, and light ply. I found the flush cut blade to be fully symmetrical, even though the brand label is clearly marked “THIS SIDE UP”. I used a large flat bladed screwdriver to remove the knurled nut from the handle, and remove the paper packaging from the blade handle. I then installed the blade in either direction, and it cut the same from both sides, without the nut interfering with the cut. I also used the blade on PVC pipe and it made a thin kerf cut, with minimal deburring needed. The FATMAX handle allows for a good grip, and precise action, when cutting on the pull stroke. So, the major drawback to this saw is both blades are identical, in teeth per inch. The saw could be much more versatile with a finer cut, for harder materials, on one side of the blade.

Looking for replacement blades. Can not find anywhere

A decent tool I've had for many years and have a need for occasionally. Had a use for it today and the tang broke off on #1 of 6. No problem, just pick up another blade and I'm back in business. Unfortunately not the case but fortunately i read the reviews far enough to see the fix that involved cutting a new tang. Back in business - will be more careful on the next 5.

Looking for replacement blades. Are they even available? It IS possible to put the broken one in a pair of vice grips to finish the job, but ...

Stanley Black and Decker do not sell the blades as a replacement part. you need to buy a whole new tool. that is terrible. otherwise the tool works great.

Cannot buy replacement blades yet the blade is screwed into the handle . Worthless to buy unless you realize they are a throw away saw when they get dull.

Blade will eventually break and no replacements available.

We used this for about a year and the blade broke. Now I cant find blades for less than a new saw.