This 100mm adjustable jewellers saw frame is one of the best we've used outside our German-made frames, and it holds its own against saw frames that cost far more. We tried plenty before settling on it, and most let us down at the bench. This one didn't.
The 100mm throat depth makes it a good all-round jewellery saw. You can cut up to 100mm in from the edge of your metal, which covers rings, pendants, earrings and most everyday sheet work, while the frame stays light enough to steer through fine, detailed piercing. It's the size we'd hand a beginner first, and one of the jewellery making tools we'd tell anyone to buy early.
What really sets a piercing saw apart is how well it holds the blade. The hardened thumbscrews on this one clamp firmly, so the blade won't slip or twist mid-cut. A blade that stays put under tension cuts cleaner, straighter lines and breaks far less often, which saves you blades as well as frustration.
Because the frame is adjustable, you can shorten it as blades break and keep using the shorter pieces. Once it's set and tensioned, it holds steady while you work.
Pair your jewellers saw with spiral saw blades for cutting wax, or our 2/0 saw blades for cutting metal. A V-slot bench peg supports your work right next to the blade and makes a real difference to your control. If you'd prefer a German-made piercing saw, our German Adjustable Jewellers Saw Frame 80mm is a more compact alternative.
