The frame saw can be used in many applications, for rip cut (resawing), cross cut and sawing curves. The Japanese turbo cut saw blades make your saw faster and you make cleaner cuts. We also offer hardware to build your own frame saw

This traditional Turning or Bow Saw by Thomas Flinn of the UK, is designed for cutting curves. It features two vertical wooden arms with a bar or beam mortised into their centers, forming an "H" shape. The saw blade is attached across the bottom of …

Additionally, we've published a great deal of our research into the design of tensioned frame, and turning saws, to aid in constructing your own customized saw. The Gramercy Bow Saw Kit (literally) revolves around the precision machined brass pins that connect the frame to the handle.

The Gramercy Tools Bow Saw comes with instructions and an assortment of three 12" long blades: 10, 16, and 24tpi. The maximum depth of cut of the saw is 6". Made in USA.

A quality English-made Beechwood English bowsaw / turning made by Crown Tools. A nice traditional H frame style hand saw used for a wide variety of cuts, including cross cutting, rip cutting, special curved cuts, cut-outs in woodworking, etc .

Bow Saws and Frame Saws always create a stir among woodworkers - mysterious stacks of parts to some and perfection in a saw to others. Here at Highland, Tage Frid and Frank Klausz have taught hundreds of woodworkers first hand the tremendous advantage of having a bow saw readily on hand.

The turning saw has a longer blade, more mass, a deeper throat, and can even put more tension on the blade. In addition to all that, the traditional design is held together by tension and can be instantly broken down for travel or storage.

We are the only authorized seller for our proprietary brands: Hurricane Turning Tools and Legacy Woodturning. We are authorized dealers for many trusted brands, including Robust Lathes and Tool Rests, Oneway Woodturning, Axminster Woodturning, Record Power, Powermatic, Jet, Laguna, and many others.

Armed with a 10 TPI blade in our Gramercy Tools Bow Saw we have successfully sawn 3+ inch thick oak with reasonable precision and a turning radius of about 1/2". On thinner stock these blades can be made to cut features with a radius of 3/16" or less.

and a member of a class of saws called frame saws, in which ten - sion from the frame is designed to hold the blade taut. Also sometimes called a “turning saw,” the bowsaw features a very narrow and thin blade with handles that turn in the frame – that makes it particularly useful for cutting curves and fretwork. Because the blade