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Cutting
1. A small handsaw with a comfortable grip and teeth that cut on both the push and pull strokes can help kids learn how to saw through thick wood without getting frustrated.
2. A Japanese-style saw has a thin blade that cuts on the pull stroke, making it easier to control for small cuts. -
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