Bahco Saw Coping 165mm - 301
Ideal for cutting curves and intricate shapes. A more controlled cut in wood allowing for more detailed cuts. Can be turned through 360 degrees, so you can use this saw for a multitude of tasks around the house. Cuts through most materials with ease, without must exert too much elbow grease. Wooden handle offers a comfortable use, so you don’t have to stop sawing every 5 minutes to give your hand a break. Saw blade is removable, which allows you to replace it according to your needs.
Ideal for cutting curves and intricate shapes. A more controlled cut in wood allowing for more detailed cuts. Can be turned through 360 degrees, so you can use this saw for a multitude of tasks around the house. Cuts through most materials with ease, without must exert too much elbow grease. Wooden handle offers a comfortable use, so you don’t have to stop sawing every 5 minutes to give your hand a break. Saw blade is removable, which allows you to replace it according to your needs.
Ideal for cutting curves and intricate shapes. A more controlled cut in wood allowing for more detailed cuts. Can be turned through 360 degrees, so you can use this saw for a multitude of tasks around the house. Cuts through most materials with ease, without must exert too much elbow grease. Wooden handle offers a comfortable use, so you don’t have to stop sawing every 5 minutes to give your hand a break. Saw blade is removable, which allows you to replace it according to your needs.
Ideal for cutting curves and intricate shapes. A more controlled cut in wood allowing for more detailed cuts. Can be turned through 360 degrees, so you can use this saw for a multitude of tasks around the house. Cuts through most materials with ease, without must exert too much elbow grease. Wooden handle offers a comfortable use, so you don’t have to stop sawing every 5 minutes to give your hand a break. Saw blade is removable, which allows you to replace it according to your needs.
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Last updated at 09/06/2026 05:04:49
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originally posted on toolstation.com
Expected better from one of the better brands. No provision for locking the blade tensioner fixings in any orientation which allows the blade to twist when tightening up. A serious let-down and should be addressed by Bahco.
originally posted on toolstation.com
Bahco are a reputable brand for saws and i have several of their other products which have always been decent. Have only used once but coping saw is sturdy and well built with a nice sharp blade.
originally posted on toolstation.com
Great for skirting board cuts - though if you have a mitre saw cut the angle first, then the straight edge and use the saw to finish iff the fancy bit. Helps if you cut back slightly on an angle.
| Is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
| Power Source | Hand Powered |
| Number Of Pieces | 1 |
| Blade Length | 2 Inches |
| Country of origin | France |
Bahco Coping Saw 165mm
BAHCO 6.5/165mm Saw Coping 301
Delivery between 15–18 June $9.70
Bahco Coping Saw 165mm - Tool Kit Depot
Delivery between 16–19 June $10
Bahco Coping Saw with Wooden Handle 165mm
Delivery $10
Bahco Coping Hand Saw 301 165mm
Delivery between 12–18 June $7
Expected better from one of the better brands. No provision for locking the blade tensioner fixings in any orientation which allows the blade to twist when tightening up. A serious let-down and should be addressed by Bahco.
Bahco are a reputable brand for saws and i have several of their other products which have always been decent. Have only used once but coping saw is sturdy and well built with a nice sharp blade.
Great for skirting board cuts - though if you have a mitre saw cut the angle first, then the straight edge and use the saw to finish iff the fancy bit. Helps if you cut back slightly on an angle.
Easy to think that a coping saw is a coping saw and that the oldie picked up for a buck at some flea market is as good as a new one. Not true in the case of this Bahco. The frame is rigid enough to properly tension the blade, the grip is comfortable in the hand and the price is surprisingly low for a tool of evident quality. The proof is in the coping though. I had a house full of crown and baseboard molding to install and this saw (along with a quality US made aftermarket blade) allowed me to do the job faster, cleaner and more accurately than the angle grinder approach d'jour. This one needs to be in your toolbox.
Used for mostly scribing skirting board joints and does a good job. Feels nice quality with the wooden handle which loosens or tightens the blade.
Handy little saw - I used it for cutting out the waste for dovetail joints (less chiselling). I bought this one because it has a wooden handle. Everything goes into waste eventually, plastic probably never degrades, etc..
It’s a coping saw and providing u have a vice or a G-cramp u can use it to cut quite intricate patterns, joints or other shapes in timber. It does what it says on the tin!
Bahco is always a name you can trust and it doesn't disappoint here. Really good coping saw, easy to manoeuvre around delicate cuts. Bought this to cut scribed joints for skirting boards. First class.
Arrived as expected. However the none handle end is difficult to move to a different plane, the handle loosens ok but again does not loosen the hold on the blade easily.
It's a coping saw with square section so it doesn't flex as much as a round section one. Cuts fine through MDF skirting and does the job it's intended to do. I thought the blade supplied may have been too coarse but it gave a smooth enough finish.
| Is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
| Power Source | Hand Powered |
| Number Of Pieces | 1 |
| Blade Length | 2 Inches |
| Country of origin | France |
