fretsaw
- noun
- /ˈfrɛtˌsɔ/
- Specialized
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- The fretsaw is perfect for detailed woodwork.
Examples
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The craftsman used a fretsaw to cut delicate curves in the wooden panel.
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A fretsaw is ideal for detailed woodworking projects requiring precise, curved lines.
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Using a fretsaw, she created intricate patterns for the jewelry box lid.
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He bought a new fretsaw for his woodworking project.
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A fretsaw is essential for any woodworker looking to create detailed and delicate designs.
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Using a fretsaw, she was able to carve beautiful patterns into the wooden tabletop.
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He picked up his fretsaw to start making intricate cutouts for the art project.
Synonyms
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1.0
A tool with a thin toothed blade used to cut wood or other materials
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2.3
A tool you hold in one hand to cut wood
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4.9
A small electric saw with a thin blade for cutting curves and detailed shapes in wood
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7.3
A small electric saw with a thin blade for cutting detailed curves in wood or thin materials
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6.9
A small hand saw with a thin blade in a U-shaped frame for cutting curves in wood
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6.8
A small hand tool with a long narrow blade for cutting tight curves and holes in wood or drywall
A small tool with a long, narrow, pointed blade for cutting tight curves in wood
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fretsaw comes from fret meaning 'ornament' and saw for the cutting tool. That's why a fretsaw is the thin, fine-toothed saw used to cut the delicate curves and patterns you see in fretwork.