Frocopo FRHS6 6-Inch Pull Saw, Double-Edge Blade with 17/11 TPI

For trimming a small wood piece close to a finished surface or shaping a DIY craft project, the Frocopo FRHS6 puts a compact hand saw within easy reach. Its 6-inch blade is designed for pull-saw work and close cuts.

The double-edged blade gives you two tooth options in one tool: 11 TPI for quicker cuts and 17 TPI for a finer finish. Choose the side that suits the task instead of switching between separate saws for these cutting styles.

A lightweight build and ergonomic wood handle support controlled hand use during woodworking, small repairs and craft projects. The saw is hand powered, so you can guide the cut directly without relying on a powered tool.

Where it shines

The two-sided blade is the defining feature. Use the 11 TPI edge when moving through a cut quickly, then turn to the 17 TPI edge when the job calls for a smoother finish. The teeth are triple-ground and hardened, and the thin, flexible SK5 steel blade is intended for precise woodworking and flush-cut tasks.

For example, while trimming a small wooden piece for a craft project, the fine-tooth edge offers a practical choice for a closer finish. The pull-saw format and compact blade also suit detailed work where a larger handsaw would be less convenient to position. For occasional small cuts, one versatile hand tool can be more practical than keeping separate coarse- and fine-tooth saws at hand.

Buyers often describe the saw as sharp, handy and useful for smaller cuts, fine adjustments and close work. Some praise the clean results, while others describe the cut as coarse, so choosing the appropriate tooth edge for the task is part of using its double-sided design effectively.

At a glance

• Name: Frocopo FRHS6 hand saw
• Type: 6-inch pull saw
• Blade: Double-edged, flexible SK5 steel
• Teeth: 11 TPI on one edge, 17 TPI on the other
• Tooth design: Triple-ground, quenched and hardened
• Handle: Ergonomic wood
• Weight: 2.82 ounces
• Dimensions: 31L x 4.6W x 1.6H centimetres
• Power: Hand powered

Best use cases

This saw is suited to woodworking, DIY crafts, small cutting jobs and garden trimming. Its fine-tooth edge supports smoother finishing work, while the coarser edge is there for quicker cuts. The hand-powered design lets you work directly at the piece, making it a useful format for controlled trimming without setting up a power tool.

The wooden handle is shaped for an ergonomic grip, and the saw’s 2.82-ounce weight makes it easy to handle and move between tasks. Frocopo also states that the product comes with a lifetime warranty.

When it makes sense

It makes sense if your projects involve small wood pieces, close trimming or a mix of quick and finer cuts. The FRHS6 brings both tooth options together in a single compact saw, with a flexible steel blade and wooden handle for hands-on work. Choose it for a DIY or craft toolkit when a dedicated, hand-powered saw is a better fit for the task than a larger saw or a powered cutting tool.