Strong enough to cut through cardboard but not sharp enough to harm little fingers, this safe-saw is an ideal tool for the builder and creator. The steel blade has no sharp edges, and when cut, it softens the cardboard edges to avoid cardboard paper cuts. Use the Safesaw by reversing the tool to punch holes as a guide (if needed) then saw—the graded serrations help you cut any thickness of cardboard with just backwards and forwards movement.
Safe-Saw
SKU
051027
Grade K-AD
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Product Overview
- Safely cut cardboard with kid-safe cardboard cutting tool
- Steel blade has no sharp edges and softens cardboard when cut to avoid paper cuts
- Reverse the tool to punch guide holes if needed
- Cut any thickness of cardboard with backward and forward movement
Description
Publisher's Description of Safe-Saw
Steel blade with no sharp edges to swiftly saw cardboard, not fingers.
Best of all, the cut edge of the cardboard is softened to eliminate those pesky cardboard paper cuts. We don’t call it the Safe-Saw for nothing!
How to use the Safe-Saw:
Best of all, the cut edge of the cardboard is softened to eliminate those pesky cardboard paper cuts. We don’t call it the Safe-Saw for nothing!
How to use the Safe-Saw:
- Reverse the tool to punch holes as a cutting guide-line if you need.
- The graded serrations allow you to easily saw any thickness of cardboard with a forward and backwards motion.
Category Description for Makedo Cardboard Construction Tools
These intuitive cardboard construction tools from Makedo provide kids with tools to craft forts, costumes, castles, boats, planes—you name it—from cardboard boxes. Kids can cut cardboard with the SafeSaw, make creases with the Fold Roller, and use the Scru-Driver and Scrus to connect pieces. The different sets contain the same elements in different quantities to accommodate smaller or larger groups of kids. You can also buy tools individually. The SafeSaw is strong enough to cut cardboard while still being kid-safe with rounded edges. Tools not included in the sets are the Roto Ring, perfect for rotating movement, and the Spin Hinge, ideal for adding doors and windows. No cardboard included.
Details
| Product Format: | Other |
|---|---|
| Grades: | K-AD |
| Brand: | makedo |
| EAN/UPC: | 9343207001045 |
| Length in Inches: | 7 |
| Width in Inches: | 1 |
| Height in Inches: | 1 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 0.05 |
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