Stanley FATMAX 6 in. Coping Saw
$8.97
Complete your cutting task easily and quickly with the help of this Stanley FATMAX Coping Saw.
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Description
The Stanley Pro Coping Saw is designed to provide clean, controlled cuts in any direction needed. Allowing for a 6-1/2 in. cutting depth the saw also features 360° blade rotation to handle any cut direction with ease. The 15 TPI hardened carbon steel blade provides clean, controlled cutting action with a comfortable cushion grip handle.
- 360° blade rotation
- 6-1/2 in. cut depth
- Ergonomically designed cushion grip handle for comfort and control
- 15 TPI carbon steel blade, hardened and tempered which provides clean, controlled cutting action
- Solid steel frame
Additional information
| Weight | .785 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12.60 × 7.60 × 1.20 in |
| Blade Length (in.) | 6 |
| Blade Width (in.) | .02 |
| Features | No Additional Features |
| Hand Tool Type | Hand Saw |
| Handle Length (in.) | 4.75 |
| Handle Material | Composite |
| Individual/Set | Individual |
| Model | STHT15106 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Product Length (in.) | 12.6 |
| Saw Type | Coping Saw |
| Teeth Per Inch | 15 |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Reviews (78)
78 reviews for Stanley FATMAX 6 in. Coping Saw
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Cassie Jast (verified owner) –
Only used once – but can tell it’s a great coping saw. Blade stays in position, easy to change angle of blade, appears blade changes will be easy. Used it to cut some trim pieces and it did a great job. Time will tell how long the blade will last.
Laurine Gerlach (verified owner) –
I like a coping saw that tracks well when coping a molding. It is really easy to follow a line for sure be time cuts.
Sherman Jakubowski (verified owner) –
I purchased this just a few days ago. I bought it to help make semi circles into trim pieces. It worked like a charm. Normally i would use a router or roto tool but i needed it to have a cleaner edge and beable to fit it in a small space. Definitely easy to use and easy to alter the blade direction.
Israel Becker (verified owner) –
I’ve needed a coping saw for awhile and this one fit that perfectly! I don’t really need one that much, but the 360 blade turning of this one will sure come in handy! I’m excited to use this more as I only used it to play around with it since it’s a new tool! Very please with it!
Hans Connelly (verified owner) –
Using the coping saw now. Cutting out vents for flooring. Still using the same blade it came with.
Mallory Stiedemann (verified owner) –
I really like how the handle fits my hand. It cuts smooth around differant angles. I also like how you can make deep cuts
Hailee Sporer (verified owner) –
It was a great idea to make the saw adjustable but in reality it needs a little refinement . My front adjustable detent locked in very well but I had to loosen the handle way off to release and turn it. My handle side adjustable tang had slots but didn’t have any detents on the tang to lock the blade in place. I had to hold the tang in place with my fingers to keep from twisting or breaking the blade when tightening or loosening . It needs to be redesigned or improved . I wonder if you could make some kind of a spring loaded easy release lock. I am glad Stanley still makes these type saws as sometimes they are extremely handy.
Adelbert Ryan (verified owner) –
So I can’t really do much right now because I have a broken hand and it’s in a cast but as you can see in the picture this coping saw will come in much use when I make this series of shelves where the dishwasher was in the kitchen end it will be great for a few cuts that I need that need to be rounded to go around a couple pipes and what not but I can say from the feel of it it’s very durable and I have tried with my right hand to do a rounded edge and it was very durable and solid I would highly recommend this.
Dan Rutherford (verified owner) –
I use this more often then I plan to; the light weight plus the super grippy handle make for more precise cuts and less fatigue. I already own a traditional Sheffield and a deep throat version but I find myself going to this saw for coping cuts in trim and veneer. Love it.
Delaney Funk (verified owner) –
Very easy to use, sturdy and great build quality.
Kenneth D’Amore (verified owner) –
STANLEY® TOOLS Sampling sent a Coping saw for review. It has all the traditional features of there trade saws of the past and the 360 blade rotation and cut depth of 6 1/2 inch and the cushion grip did not hurt my hands. The handle fits nicely in my hand and is made of plastic with a rubberized grip feel to it. Have been a life time user of Stanley Products and was thrilled that they allowed me to try this tool first hand. And would like to thank them for this opportunity.
Bernadette Rutherford (verified owner) –
This Pro Coping Saw from Stanley is well made. The handle is just right not to big around but big enough to grip it. This saw cuts smooth and straight. I would buy again.
Garrison Hane (verified owner) –
Not a bad tool for the price.
Jettie Ernser (verified owner) –
This saw does the job it is intended to do which is to back cut a piece of trim. It has a pretty comfortable grip. I wish that the metal piece that puts the tension on the blade was a little stiffer, the blade seems to flex a little to much when cutting. I will have to say that all the coping saws I have used have had the same issue so not sure if it can be stiffened up without making it too hard to change the blade.
Jazmyne Christiansen (verified owner) –
Simple and inexpensive
Orie Mayert (verified owner) –
Made a tough job look flawless
Alysa Gaylord (verified owner) –
I do a lot of trim work. This saw would be great for thin pieces if trim. It’s easy and it goes through like butter.
Evie Rodriguez (verified owner) –
I used this tool to cut the base of my small apple tree. Because of the wide opening the entire piece was able to be cut through. The blade, although very thin, was strong with a great grip. The blade was very sharp which made the back and forth motion very easy. I am now using this coping tool to put a frame around my bathroom mirror. I will be using a miter box to make sure the corners are cut properly.
Genevieve Hegmann (verified owner) –
So far so good with this coping daw. Comfortable handle, sturdy blade. Easy to loosen and change the blade. No gimmicks, just a nice update on a classic coping saw.
Justus Zieme (verified owner) –
Worked great