Shark 10-2204 Dowel/Dovetail/Detail Saw
by Shark Corp
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Shark 10-2204 Dowel/Dovetail/Detail Saw
Customer Review: This is a magnificent saw!
Summary: 5 Stars
I'm not a handy-gal, nor a woodworker. I just wanted a hand saw that would cut clean, even cuts through thick bamboo to make a dried flower vase. I bought this saw, and I think it does all the work and then some. The pull saw makes it easy to have a thin blade and still get the power you need to cut a hard, curved, hollow product. The teeth are self-cleaning. I highly recommend this as a stock hand saw for crafters as well as woodworkers.Customer Review: Super Slicer !
Summary: 5 Stars
What a difference ... I'm a student, trying to come to grips with the different facets of woodworking.I'm a rank beginner - so, i had nothing to "unlearn" - push vs
pull. it's very simple to use, the thin kerf and super sharp blade slicing wood like you won't believe !
The only "gripe" is the absence of a spine - you'll do well to
spend a bit more and get the Dozuki ..
All in all, a Great Saw !
Customer Review: Nicely made
Summary: 3 Stars
But you'll want something else for cuts the are mostly in rip direction. Blade binds and is a bit too flexible for some tasks,
but great for others. Stanley makes a better set blade, with a useless tang and handle. Wish I could combine the two.
I'll keep this tool, for a few jobs it's been perfect, but not as broadly useful as I'd hoped. Still looking for that perfect single saw for
cedar strip boat building
Customer Review: its ok
Summary: 4 Stars
ok, its sharp.
for cutting off small things like dowels it works fine. for trimming off larger peices, like thick edge banding it can be tricky for getting a straight cut because the blade is so flexible. as for cutting dovetails with this... good luck. it will flex too much to get really straight cuts even using your finger or piece of wood to guide it. it would be good for cleaning cuts & corners out though.
Customer Review: Too, too handy
Summary: 5 Stars
I lost mine a year ago and liking variety tried everything else; gents saw, dovetail saw, japanese combination saw. I always missed this one and had to purchase another. It is just too handy for trimming dowels, cutting most any small stock. It is a fair flush saw, but does have some set to the teeth so you have to be careful. I'm very happy to have this in my tool cabinet again.