Most coping saws use 6- to 6-1/2 inch long blades, though some use blades as small as three inches long. While longer blades cut more quickly and evenly through material, shorter-bladed coping saws ...

Blades vary from 5 to 15 inches in length and contain 5 to 20 TPI, with 8 to 10 TPI being most common. Coping saws are used to make curved cuts on thinner materials. They use a very thin metal blade ...

The coping saw is a specialized tool that consists of a C-shaped frame and a thin, 60-inch-long blade. Whereas miter saws cut precise angles, coping saws cut curves through wood to create detailed ...