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Stanley 20-331 4-3/4-Inch 23 Points Per Inch Flush Cut Pull Saw | 
| Brand: Stanley
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $16.49
Buy New: $13.78
You Save: $2.71 (16%)
Rating:  5 reviews
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 14 x 2.8 x 1.3
MPN: 20-331
Model: 20-331
UPC: 076174203318
EAN: 0076174203318
ASIN: B00002X2BT
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | A professional grade pull cut saw excellent for trimming through tenons or lap joints | | • | Flexible blade cuts plugs or dowels flush | | • | Comfortable contoured handle provides maximum control | | • | Double-sided blade for convenient cutting to the left or right | | • | Limited lifetime warranty |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com Product Description
With a flexible blade for cutting plugs or dowels flush, the Stanley 4-3/4-Inch 23-Points-Per-Inch Flush Cut Pull Saw cuts quickly and cleanly on the pull stroke. The saw also features a double-sided blade for convenient cutting to the left or right, and a comfortable handle contoured for maximum control. This saw is an excellent choice for trimming through tenons or lap joints. This saw is backed by a limited lifetime warranty. To choose the saw that's best for you, view the comparison chart of Stanley saw blades.
Product Description
Contractor Grade, Flush Cut Saw, 23 TPI, Flexible Blade Cuts Plugs Or Dowels Flush, 23 PT Blade Cuts Quickly & Cleanly On The Pull Stroke, Double Sided Blade For Convenient Cutting To The Left Or Right, Comfortable Handle Contoured For Maximum Control, Excellent For Trimming Through Tenons Or Lap Joints.
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| Customer Reviews:
not Stanley Quality June 29, 2005
Francis Mcnichols
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Saw cut well enough but blade was very flexable. Did not have this saw very long and blade broke at the handle.
 Works nice but...... January 24, 2004
Bob Feeser (Springfield, PA USA)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
I have to be honest with you. I have this Stanley 20-331 pull saw, as well as several of the Shark Corp Japenese made pull saws. Stanley makes a lot of nice tools, but this saw is not the one I go for when I want to make a fine cut. Exactly why the engineering and ergonomics are superior on the Shark saws I am not sure, but they are. Trying to get an even and smooth cut on a dowel, or dovetail, the Sharks work better. The Stanley snags on the workpieces more often.
I'm not saying the Stanley is a bad saw, it just isn't on the level with the Shark brand.
One item worth mentioning is that it is rather small. The object with these pull saws is to get the perfect angle and a smooth cut based on the amount of resistance you place on the workpiece. Once the flow is there, it is beneficial to have a longer draw with a longer blade. Snags are apt to happen at the beginning of the cut. So a short stroke, equals the potential for a lot of snags.
Flush cut pull saws are an art form in their use. Trying to get a perfectly clean and flush cut without scarring the work surface is a challenge. The safer way is to slightly overcut it, and use a random orbit sander to take it down to flush.
The nice thing about the flush cut saws is that they take off a good deal of material with very little effort. With coarser teeth on one side, and finer on the other, most applications are covered.
I'm not trying to bash the Stanley, it is not a bad tool, just not the feel and result of the Shark line. Hope this helps.
 Stanley 20-331 November 9, 2003
Ken Souter (West Olive Michigan)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
Saw works great however the saw is advertised that replacement blades are available however I cannot find anywhere that carries the replacement blades. It is a shame to throw the handle away when it would be easy to refit with a blade.
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