Japanese Pull Saw Woodworking Small Keyhole Saw 7-7/8" Made in JAPAN, Ryoba Double-Edge Handsaw for Wood, Plywood, Drywall, Sheetrock, Gypsum Board, Plasterboard, Wood Handle

I bought this saw to install a cat door. First time I used a small pull saw. Easy peasy, just drill the holes at the four corners. The small tip of the blade fits in the hole and you can begin. Cuts wood like butter. Did not want to use a Sabre saw as the old door did not need the shaking they can give. I should have gotten one years ago. The saw has great steel, totally impressed.

This is a handy little saw for a luthier's workshop. Good quality and sharp. Can saw in very tight areas.

Last Halloween, I bought about a dozen keyhole saws to try and find the best for pumpkin carving. We carve around 70 jack-o'-lanterns for a display, and we routinely wore out even so-called heavy duty tools.Out of the many contenders, this saw was the most useful at all tasks in jack-o'-lantern carving. Good for big and small cuts, from the initial cap removal to the tiny details.Some other smaller saws do a little better in specific situations, but if I had to use only one saw to do the entire display, it would be this one

Its very good for a limited amount of tasks

Most small saws catch. This one does not. Very easy to use and accurate cuts.

The ability to twist the blade as you saw through. It’s very helpful. Also the fact that once you start the cut it stays perpendicular to the surface.

I do small hand-made wood items for a side-hustle. This tool has made making small cuts quite easy and it is very lightweight, but still a solid blade that I can trust. I have enjoyed having this saw in my toolkit.

Super sharp, nice piercing tip.I’ve used it a handful of times in tight spots.. and it’s very nice. Comfortable, fine and coarse teeth. Medium flex I’d say.. it stays straight unless you really want to take a turn. It’s not going to buckle or bow while cutting.I’d get it again.