Hand saw blade STANLEY 120mm for Japanese pull saw mini FatMax (model 203313)

Replacement hand saw blade STANLEY 120mm for Japanese pull saw mini FatMax is a short cutting blade designed for precise, controlled pull strokes. With a 120 mm cutting length and teeth geometry tailored for fine woodworking, this blade fits mini Japanese-style pull saws and provides accurate cuts in trim, small joinery components and model-making materials. The blade is intended for tasks that require a compact tool head and minimal kerf for neat finishes.

Advantages

This STANLEY replacement blade offers a compact 120 mm cutting length that improves control in tight spaces and on small workpieces. The tooth pattern and edge finish are optimized for clean, accurate cuts in wood and wood-based materials, reducing tear-out and the need for secondary finishing. The blade is compatible with mini FatMax Japanese pull saw handles, enabling quick replacement and restoring original cutting performance without changing the saw body.

Suitable for

• Fine joinery and precision carpentry
• Model-making and hobby woodwork
• Trimming moldings and finishing details
• Cutting small dowels, tenons and lap joints

Key specifications

• Cutting length: 120 mm
• Cut type: Japanese pull-stroke blade
• Material compatibility: solid wood, plywood, MDF and similar wood-based materials
• Tooth geometry: fine-tooth finish for precise cuts
• Application: short, controlled cuts with minimal kerf

How to use

Fit the replacement blade into the mini FatMax Japanese pull saw handle according to the handle’s fastening mechanism, ensuring the blade is seated securely and aligned straight. Use the saw on the pull stroke for maximum cutting efficiency and maintain a steady, controlled motion. For best results mark the cut line clearly and support the workpiece to minimize vibration. Replace the blade when cutting performance or edge quality declines.

Usage recommendations

Use this 120 mm blade when working in confined areas or on small components where a short, precise cut is required. For cross-grain or rough cutting of thicker stock select a longer or coarser blade type; for final trimming and delicate surfaces keep feed pressure light and make multiple shallow passes.