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Artesania Latina Micro Saw Set Ref 23702 PICTURES 1, 2, 3 & 4While listed as a “Micro Saw Set” you do get a couple of useful extras on the fret. The blades are made of etched steel and the thickness of the fret measures in at 0.25mm so quite thin. They are designed to slot into the X-Acto style of handle On the fret you get 6 saw blades of various shapes, seems to be a mix of course and fine blade styles. You also get 2 superglue applicators (one long, one short) and a panel line scriber. So overall quite a useful little set from Artesania Latina under their “Hobby Tools” Logo. birdaj2 attached the following image(s): Happy Modelling
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Actually looks a good buy Jase “Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.” -Mark Twain
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They are good. Purchased a set a little while ago and you can get into some of the more difficult areas that you cannot with a knife of larger saw.
Regards
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Schynige wrote:They are good. Purchased a set a little while ago and you can get into some of the more difficult areas that you cannot with a knife of larger saw.
Regards Cheers buddy “Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.” -Mark Twain
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Joined: 25/11/2018 Posts: 1,284 Points: 3,878 Location: Southeast UK
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Schynige wrote:They are good. Purchased a set a little while ago and you can get into some of the more difficult areas that you cannot with a knife of larger saw.
Regards
I have a set of micro saws and you're right, they are very useful for getting in those tight spaces where other tools can't!
Welcome to the forum Schynige (or is it just Nige?) and well done on your first post, great to have you join us and contributing already, hope you enjoy your time with us.
Well done. 
Kev  Per Ardua Ad Astra
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Looks like a very useful set, thanks for sharing Tony..... Regards Alan
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