compass saw

The blade of a compass saw tapers to a point.

Then use a compass saw to finish cutting beneath the raised board or boards.

A keyhole saw, or compass saw, has a small pointed blade and a wood or plastic handle.

Less-expensive substitues include a compass saw and a coping saw, which are both hand tools.

Drill through the floor at the corners, and cut through the flooring between the holes with a compass saw or saber saw.

Drill a pilot hole, then use a compass saw (or saber saw) to cut a hole four inches in diameter in the roof.

It was as neat as if Carpenter Bert Forkins had made it with his compass saw.

A Compass saw (or fret saw or keyhole saw) is a narrow-bladed saw that cuts a curve.

Draw a rectangle around the hole with a pencil and straight-edge, then cut an opening with either a sharp utility knife or, if the cavity behind the wallboard is empty, a wallboard or compass saw.