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Jamb Saws, Undercut Saw, Crain Jamb Saw
We stock Crain's 336, 555, 825 and 812 door jamb saws.
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#555 
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555 Multi-Undercut Saw,
Undercuts walls, door jambs, under toe-spaces and inside corners. Dual-angle depth gauge for cutting at a straight or a 45 degree angle to the wall. Large base assures accurate, level cutting. Comes with a 36-tooth No. 556 Carbide Blade and custom carrying case, plus one year guarantee. 6.2 amp motor. Cutting dept inward 1 1/4" in 1/8" increments, Cutting distance from floor adjustable up to 1". |
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#825
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New 825 Heavy-Duty Crain Undercut Saw Our most powerful and versatile undercut saw ever! The large 6 1/2" Carbide-Tipped Blade can fully undercut most doors in place. Also included is the No 805 Masonry Blade for undercutting hearths. The jamb saw undercuts walls, jambs, corners, and even most toe-spaces. 8.15 amp motor. Cutting dept inward 1-3/4" in 1/8" increments, Cutting distance from floor adjustable up 1-1/4". The New Vacuum Fitting for dust control can save a lot of clean up (vacuum not included). The saw comes with carrying case, carbide blade, spanner wrench, and instructions. It does it all - a real value for the price! |
812
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812 Super Jamb Saw Kit Our completely redesigned super jamb saw now has the most features and power available of any undercutting saw. The 13 AMP motor and 6-1/2" diameter flush-cutting blades can be undercut without removal. Doors as thick as 1-3/4" can be undercut without removal. Blade height is adjustable from flush cut to maximum of 1-1/4" off the floor. The New Vacuum Fitting for dust control can save a lot of clean up (vacuum not included). The retractable stabilizer provides a smooth, solid feel under load. Comes with carrying case, carbide blade, masonry blade, and instructions.
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336
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336 Undercut Saw This Crain jamb saw features a trapezoid shaped high carbon replaceable steel blade, with 10 point saw teeth on both sides of it’s 12" length. Perfect for undercutting door jambs and other obstacles to eliminated tight fits. |
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