Coping Saws Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-RACLE-9365
Jlab Export is a leading Coping Saws Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
A coping saw cuts curves, scrolls and inside shapes in thin wood, plywood and soft plastic. Its thin, narrow blade is held under tension across a U-shaped frame, and this one has a wooden handle. The blade can be turned through 360 degrees, so the frame can swing clear of the work while the cut follows a tight curve.
Specifications
| Handle | Wooden |
| Blade | Turns through 360 degrees in the frame |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Workshop Practice with the Coping Saw
In a school or ITI carpentry class, students draw a curved outline on plywood and clamp the piece low in a Bench Vice. With its fibre grips fitted, the jaws do not mark the wood. Students saw just outside the line with short, steady strokes. For a closed shape, such as the window in a letter A, they drill a hole inside the outline and thread the blade through it.
The sawn edges are then trued with the round rasp and half round rasp from the File set. Teachers can cut the same curve with a power Jigsaw to compare blade width, control and the finish each tool leaves.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which way should the blade teeth point?
Most woodworkers fit the blade with the teeth pointing toward the handle, so the saw cuts on the pull stroke and the thin blade stays straight. Some prefer a push cut for work held upright in a vice. Either way, both ends of the blade must face the same way.
Why does the blade turn in the frame?
The frame is only as deep as its bow. When a cut runs further in from the edge than that, turn the blade so the frame swings to one side and clears the work. Line up both ends of the blade so it does not twist and snap.
How do I cut a hole in the middle of a board?
Drill a hole in the waste part, release the blade at one end, thread it through and fit it back in the frame. Saw out the shape, then release the blade again to lift the work off. This is the usual way to cut a closed opening.
What is a coping saw used for besides curves?
Joiners use it to cope the end of a skirting board or moulding, so the profile fits over the face of the next piece at an inside corner. It also cuts dovetail waste and small model parts. Thick timber and metal are better cut with a larger saw or a hacksaw.
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Last updated: 5 November 2026
