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• The proper name for it is keyhole saw, and I use my father's.
• To cut holes, use a keyhole saw.
• Switch to a keyhole saw and push the narrow blade under the overlap to finish the cut.
• I finally cut through the cork with a keyhole saw and got bits of cork in the wine.
• These include the keyhole saw, and some Japanese varieties of woodwoorking tools, e . g ., the kataba saw.
• Small features such as holes for outlets and light switches are usually cut using a keyhole saw or a small high-speed bit in a rotary tool.
• Keyhole saws, also called padsaws or jab saws, feature shorter, finer blades and ( often ) straight handles, and are suitable for cutting extremely tight curves.
• These saws are no longer commonly available, but hacksaw blade holders enable standard hacksaw blades to be used similarly to a keyhole saw or pad saw.
• You could instead use a saber or keyhole saw, but this will make a mess, and you're much more likely to end up with a crooked cutting line.
• You'll only need a few simple tools for this job : a wall board saw, a keyhole saw, a drill, a screwdriver, a utility knife, a hammer and a pair of tin snips.
• And that's a good thing, when you consider the $ 75 price tag for Martha Stewart's pumpkin-carving kit that includes a drill, keyhole saw, plaster scraper, wood gouges, linoleum cutter and professional hole cutters.
• A carpenter's crosscut saw ( it should have 10 to 12 teeth per inch ) is adequate for cutting sheet or tube stock, but hacksaw or a keyhole saw with a fine tooth blade will give a smoother cut.