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A Groz coping saw with a 6.5 inch frame and 15 TPI blade

Groz Engineering Tools

Groz Engineering Tools 30221 Coping Saw 6.5" 15 TPI

SKU CH-M8N9-VK4S2

Coping saw with a 6.5 inch frame and 15 TPI blade for fine woodworking cuts

  • 5 inch frame gives generous cutting depth for detailed work
  • 15 teeth per inch blade produces clean cuts in wood and plastic
  • New condition ensures reliable performance straight from the box
  • GROZ brand backing reflects established tool manufacturing experience
  • California Proposition 65 notice informs safe handling and use

Coping Saw 6.5 Inch 15 TPI

This Groz coping saw uses a 6.5 inch blade with 15 teeth per inch for fine cutting work. The tool suits woodworkers and hobbyists who need a compact frame for detailed joinery or trim tasks. It is not intended for heavy demolition or cutting thick stock.

Light Frame Manual Operation

The saw relies on hand power alone, so it produces no motor noise and draws no electricity during use. Heat build-up is limited to friction at the blade teeth under normal cutting pressure. Vibration stays low because the lightweight frame absorbs little energy.

Blade Included Ready To Use

The 15 TPI blade ships fitted, so the saw cuts immediately without a separate purchase. No software, guides or additional accessories are bundled with this model. California Proposition 65 warnings note the presence of chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm.

Highlights

  • 5 inch frame gives generous cutting depth for detailed work
  • 15 teeth per inch blade produces clean cuts in wood and plastic
  • New condition ensures reliable performance straight from the box
  • GROZ brand backing reflects established tool manufacturing experience
  • California Proposition 65 notice informs safe handling and use

Specifications

BrandGROZ

Questions about this item

How do I fit the 6.5" blade into the 30221 frame and what step is often missed?

Loosen the tension knob, slide the 15 TPI blade pins into both end slots with teeth facing the handle, then retighten until the blade does not flex sideways; the missed step is checking tooth direction before tensioning.

Which part of the 30221 coping saw will need replacement first with regular use?

The 15 TPI blade dulls or snaps before any frame component; keep spare 6.5" blades on hand and swap when cuts wander or require excess force.

What limits the 30221 coping saw during a long cutting session?

Hand fatigue from the fixed wooden handle appears before the steel frame or 15 TPI blade reaches any structural limit; pause periodically on dense stock.

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