Corp 01-2440 Replacement Blade For 10-2440 Shark Saw, Silver

I never regretted my purchase of a Shark saw. I looked at one for many years, wondering if they were worth the expense. This is a very handy saw, trims quickly and works in close spaces. Blades are razor sharp and will last for years unless abused. Amazon has a decent price for them, and when added on to another order I received free shipping.

Perfect replacement blade for my old Marples pull saw item # 03101.

Nice thin blade. Very sharp.

I am assuming that people who bought the replacement blade, already own the saw. If you don't own the saw, let me say this is a great product. It keeps a beautiful straight cut on product up to about 6". Wider stock is more problematic, but still possible. If you live in an apartment complex and don't want to disturb your neighbors with a table saw, this is a very good option. While the cuts are somewhat better and the blades last longer with the Japanese saws, if you are used to the stiffer Western style saws, it is too easy to destroy a $40 blade, and so now I'm using the Shark saws.

Well needed

Japanese saws are the best. I wouldn't buy anything else.

Come on, you hit a nail and you expect the fine teeth on this saw blade to remain undamaged? Have you priced Japanese pull saws? Go to WoodCraft and you'll see they retail for $45+, and the replacement blades are hard to find and difficult to insert. I have used this saw in my boatbuilding business for 6 years now, and the handle has held up very well. The pushbutton blade lock is a real convenience- change saw blades in less than 5 seconds. The blades are thin and flexible, but it is relatively easy to cut a straight line. They are also relatively durable and cut well through hardwood plywood through much usage before needing replacement. Make sure to keep the blade dry, or lightly oil it if your application allows, otherwise it will rust quite quickly.

Works good.