Shark10-2201 Plastic Pipe Saw

Long saw with razor sharp staggered shark like teeth. Cuts PVC easily. The finished edge was a bit rough and needed some sanding, but ease of cutting and a minor sanding made the job fast and easy. Comes with a small blade cover, but its too tight and small to put back on with safety. One slip and your fingers would be cut the teeth are so sharp. But the thick vinyl slip bag is handy and protects the knife. I used it for cutting 1" PVC angle trim.

Only book 5 min to cut hard plastic with littl effort

While not as sharp, the larger serrations cut PVC pipe faster and straighter than a hack saw.I will bet this works great to actually cut up sharks as they are all cartilage.But for me, it was to cut PVC. It worked... but could be sharper and a bit less bendy.

Probably ok for small pipes but on a 6 inch, the blade started separating from the handle and was too flexible.

This saw cuts PVC pipe like butter when I saw its performance in Youtube. However, in reality, it still needs pretty good elbow grease to cut those thick PVC pipe. Having said that, it still cuts PVC much faster and easier than the regular saw that I've used. This saw cut PVC cleaner than using jigsaw. I don't know how long it will last though. Also I think it's priced bit higher for this saw. But for now, it does the job well and I like it.

I used this thing a few times and then broke off the handle the first day I used it.

Must have in tool box special you got to manufacture home has a lot of PVC piping underneath it has to be fixed easy to help to get to and fix the problem by cutting it out quicker and easier put in your toolbox recommended to thumbs up

I've only made one cut with this saw so far in my home renovations, but it left a nice clean edge with almost no burrs, which were easy to brush off. There was a good bit of PVC particles that went all over, but that was expected. I needed to use a saw because a normal blade PVC cutter would not fit where I needed to make the cut.