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Q: Is this made in the United States?

it is not. but it is solidly constructed. heavy wooden handle, and the flat steel of the throat allows for a higher tension then on models with rounded metal.

Q: What is the screw quality? I have bought 2 coping saws with the same problem, the screw gets loose doesn't screw anymore and the coping saw is useless

I bought this for the same issue . It is a good saw not great .It suffers from the same issues as the cheap ones just not quite as bad .

Q: What holds the non handle end of the blade stationary? Positive stops? Or a setting nut like the Olson? Thank you in advance!

It’s a post and slot on both ends. Very secure fitting for holding the blade. You may be able to enlarge the picture on Amazon to get a better view.

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🛠️ Cut with confidence, craft with style — the BAHCO coping saw that means business.

360 ROTATABLE BLADE - Effortlessly adjust your cutting angle for complex shapes and tight curves.
PRECISION CUTTING POWER - 14 teeth per inch blade ensures ultra-smooth, accurate cuts every time.
QUICK BLADE SWAP SYSTEM - Interchangeable blades on retaining pins for fast, hassle-free replacements.
DURABLE NICKEL PLATED FRAME - Rust-resistant steel frame built to last through countless projects.
ERGONOMIC ORANGE BEECH HANDLE - Comfort grip designed for extended use without fatigue or slips.

The BAHCO 301 6 1/2 Inch Coping Saw features a robust nickel-plated steel frame paired with an ergonomic orange-lacquered wooden beech handle. Its hardened and tempered carbon steel blade, with 14 teeth per inch, delivers precise cuts and rotates a full 360° for versatile use. Designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike, this saw offers quick blade interchangeability and a durable build backed by a limited warranty.

Specifications

Brand	ROCKLER
Color	Orange
Blade Material	Carbon Steel
Surface Recommendation	Wood
Power Source	Manual
Special Feature	interchangeable & turnable blade
Included Components	301 Coping Saw 165mm (6.1/2in) 14 TPI
Product Dimensions	11.02"L x 11.02"W x 7.09"H
Warranty Type	limited warranty
Item Weight	0.26 Kilograms
Speed	4500 RPM
Blade Length	2 Inches
Number of Teeth	14
Cutting Angle	360 Degrees
Blade Shape	Rectangular
EU Spare Part Availability Duration	1 Years
Global Trade Identification Number	07311518001384
Handle Material	Wood
Manufacturer	Snap-On Industrial Brand BAHCO
Part Number	12980
Item Weight	9.2 ounces
Item model number	301
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Size	6 1/2 inches
Item Package Quantity	1
Number Of Pieces	1
Special Features	interchangeable & turnable blade
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Warranty Description	Limited Warranty: Snap-on Industrial Brands warrants that BAHCO products shall be free from defects in workmanship and materials for the usable life of the product.

Have a Question? See What Others Asked

Is this made in the United States?

What is the screw quality? I have bought 2 coping saws with the same problem, the screw gets loose doesn't screw anymore and the coping saw is useless

Does it come with a blade?

What holds the non handle end of the blade stationary? Positive stops? Or a setting nut like the Olson? Thank you in advance!

Reviews

C**

It's well made, sturdy, and much, much, much easier to use than my last one.

I was about to give up on ever being able to use a coping saw. I tried and tried, but couldn't cut a straight line with the Stanley Fat Max that I bought. I decided to try one more time, and as soon as I held this one I knew it was going to make to world of difference. Now I can cut with no problem! I love it! It feels sturdy, the handle doesn't come loose like the Stanley, and the blade doesn't keep stopping and getting stuck. Well worth the money!!!

31.07.2018

F**E

Very Sturdy

This is a very solid coping saw, which is nice if you like a lot of tension on your blade or if you ever "lean in" a little too much into your cuts in thicker trim. The handle screws in tightly and is comfortable to hold. Way better than the cheap stuff I used to use and worth a few extra dollars.

16.04.2019

T**S

Good

Saw is good, seems well made. The saw blade dulled pretty quickly which is my only criticism. Easy enough to work with but plan to buy spares to keep your delicate cuts clean.

30.11.2023

I**I

Perfect for Any Level

An amazing coping saw for the price and the stock blades Bahco sells work great. Holds tension well and has a comfortable wood handle for adjusting.

24.12.2023

G**V

It cuts so well

This saw cuts trim so well I was amazed.

2.10.2024

J**N

I removed the blade and tried to spead the saw for more tension at improve greatly but still is no better than the one you can b

I have been a carpenter for 25 years and I have never paid this much for a coping saw but after reading all of the reviews I decided to give it a try . When i received the package I was so excited.When I opened the package i was a little concerned with the cheap look and feel of the saw . Then when i installed the blade I realized that this saw is no different from the cheap ones at the big box stores , it just dosnt hold enough tension on the blade . I tried coping a piece of pine 4 5/8 crown and the blade just would not track straight . I removed the blade and tried to spead the saw for more tension at improve greatly but still is no better than the one you can buy at big box stores for 7.99 . I also purchased the blades from the same manufacture and they are some of the finest blades that I have ever purchased .

10.07.2014

S**4

Great saw.

This is one of the best coping saws I have ever used. It reminds me of the ones I learned on of my grandfathers.

6.12.2016

R**D

Blade Does Not Align

I really do not like this saw. Changing blades is very difficult as is ensuring that the blade is perfectly vertical.If you tighten the blade as far as the handle will screw in, which of course you have to do, it is well nigh impossible to set the blade straight as the blade retainer tilts when the handle is tight. If you loosen the handle to be able to straighten the blade it will again not align when you retighten the handle. Of course, this renders the saw useless.

22.07.2025