Features
- Easy to install: just loose the silver handle and insert the desired blade into the gap, then screw it back the handle; If you want change the blade, firstly, rotate around the end of penholder in order to loose the clamp, secondly, take off the blade carefully, then put the replacement blade, finally, rotate around the end grip to lock the clamp
- Quality material: mini hand saw is made of metal and plastic, safe and durable; Meanwhile, it features with stainless steel fixed interfaces to make the blades solid; In addition, it is comfortable for hand operation with non-slip rubber rings and the handle has a reinforced set screw, stable and reliable; A nice hand tool to cut tree limbs and branches
- Coming with blades: the package comes with 3 different blades for use on various types of materials; And you will receive 1 piece penholder, 1 piece pen cap, and 9 pieces blades; Enough quantity and various types of blade can meet your different needs and replacement
- Wide range of uses: the model craft saw blade is a practical and safe household tool, suitable for novices and skilled users, widely applied for pruning, carving, cutting branches and so on
- Warm note: during operation, please be sure to keep the tools and materials safe to avoid damaging the materials or injuring yourself; And do not try to saw hard metal parts for hard metal parts
Specifications
| Color | Yellow |
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A small pen-style hand saw for cutting and shaping miniatures, models, plastics and small wood or branch work. It has a metal and plastic body with stainless-steel blade interfaces, a non-slip rubber grip and reinforced set screw, and includes a pen cap plus nine replaceable razor blades in three tooth types; blades are changed by loosening the handle clamp and it is not intended for sawing hard metal.
Project Ideas
Business
Etsy Shop: Pre-cut Mini Parts & Kits
Produce and sell pre-cut miniature components (branches, beams, furniture parts) and small project kits (chair kit, tree kit) on Etsy. Use the saw to batch-produce consistent parts with different blade types for each material. Include clear photos, scale references and short assembly instructions. Pricing strategy: bundle parts into kits, offer custom cuts as an upsell, and include inexpensive add-ons like extra blades or sanding sticks.
Model Repair & Modification Service
Offer local/online repair and modification services for model trains, tabletop miniatures and diorama builders. Services can include trimming replacement parts, custom scratch-built pieces, and delicate branch repairs for botanical dioramas. Market to hobby shops, gaming stores and clubs; use before/after photos to show precision. Charge by job complexity or hourly with clear turnaround times.
Workshops & Hands-on Classes
Run weekend workshops teaching miniature woodworking, tree-making for dioramas, or jewelry-making. Provide each student with a starter kit (the pen saw, a couple of blade types, small wood pieces) as part of the fee. Teach safe blade changing, correct hand positions and finishing techniques. Market to craft centers, libraries and maker spaces; record a short promo video and offer follow-up kits for additional revenue.
Monthly Subscription DIY Mini Kits
Launch a subscription box that delivers a small project each month—mini furniture, a tiny planter, or a model tree kit—designed for use with the pen saw. Include pre-marked parts, step-by-step instructions, and optional replacement blades or tiny hardware. Benefits: recurring revenue, strong social-media content (unboxings, builds), and opportunities to upsell specialized blade packs or premium kits.
Creative
Scale-model Trees & Foliage
Use the pen saw to shape twigs, small branches and plastic armatures for dioramas, model railroads and wargaming terrain. Fine-tooth blades make clean cuts on balsa/plastic, coarser blades rough up branch ends for realistic joins. Techniques: cut branch forks at slight angles for gluing, hollow thin sections for wire armatures, and combine with foliage clump material or foam. Add tips on staining/varnishing and wiring to create realistic scale trees.
Miniature Furniture from Balsa/Basswood
Cut precise small parts for chairs, tables, ladders and cabinetry using the saw’s steady grip and replaceable blades. Use different blade types for straight cuts, delicate curves and notch work. Workflow: mark pieces, cut just outside the line, refine with sanding sticks and a craft knife. Create templates so you can reproduce sets (e.g., 1:12 dollhouse furniture) and experiment with tiny joinery or glue-and-pin assembly.
Wood & Resin Jewelry Pendants
Craft thin wooden slices, branch cross-sections and shaped insets to embed in resin pendants or to use as stands for tiny charms. The saw handles thin cuts cleanly without splitting; use the finest blade for delicate shapes. Finish ideas: burnish edges, apply food-safe oils, or pour a clear resin coat. Combine with metal findings for necklaces, earrings or keychains.
Tiny Garden & Bonsai Accessories
Create miniature garden elements—tiny trellises, fences, ladders, and carefully pruned twig accents for bonsai displays. The tool is ideal for deadwood removal, shaping small branches and making decorative bark effects. Pair with wire-bending and knot-tying to produce sturdy, realistic mini-structures for tabletop planters or scale gardens.