NewMontanaWorkshop

And one last item for today (I'm going to have to dig deep in the took box to find something unique).

Be sure and look at the blade closely, may not be what you first think.

100 points to the first person to identify this item.

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steveo

I'd judge this to be a cope saw with a blade that would let you cut in any direction you darn well please. Can't tell if the blade is "diamond" coated or if its a "rasp" type.
steveo

ejant

I think it used for sanding. It remind one of a coping saw which it isn't.

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Dr.Zook

Stan, it looks like a fret saw used for marquetry. However I have never seen a blade with those type ends. It appears to be able to cut any direction.

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Dave
the "Doctor"

In woodworking there is no scrap, only firewood.

NewMontanaWorkshop

Looks like hint may be in order.

This saw is not (typically) used on wood.

sluggo

Stan, This saw blade is available in carbide grit or diamond impregnated and it is uesd to cut ceramic tile. I've used them many times and they work like a charm for making radius cuts.

Mike
(the only thing better than a cup of coffee is another cup of coffee)

NewMontanaWorkshop

Winner!!

Bought one of these when we were going to put ceramic tiles up for a backsplash around the new bathroom countertops. Only took trying to saw through one 2-1/2 square tile and I was back off to Home Depot to buy a cheap wet tile saw.

Points are on the way.