The Kirschen 4152250 fine cut dovetail saw features a 250 × 50 × 1 mm blade hardened to 61 HRC, ideal for precise joinery in solid wood. The blade mounts facing left or right for tight-corner access, while the rigid steel back ensures straight cuts. Overall length is 385 mm, and a tooth guard is included.
Fine cut dovetail saw work requires a thin blade and a rigid back for accuracy. The Kirschen 4152250 is equipped with a 250 mm blade that is only 1 mm thick, ensuring a narrow kerf and smooth cut faces. The hardened steel back keeps the blade straight throughout each stroke. The blade can be reversed to face left or right, allowing access to details near edges or in tight corners.
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The blade steel is hardened to 61 HRC, maintaining a sharp edge for longer periods. The saw measures 385 mm in total length and features a shaped handle for steady control. Each saw comes with a tooth guard for safe storage. The blade is removable for cleaning or replacement when worn. Kirschen manufactures the Feinsäge range in Germany, using a heat treatment process that ensures consistent blade hardness.
The blade measures 250 mm in length, 50 mm in depth, and 1 mm in thickness, providing a balance of stiffness and flexibility. The sharpening angle is 0°, ideal for controlled crosscuts in small stock. The 61 HRC hardness minimizes edge rounding during repeated tenon work. The narrow kerf reduces material loss on dowels, thin strips, and model parts.
The reinforced steel back can be installed so the blade faces either left or right. Woodworkers can adjust the mount to suit the direction of the cut. The stiff spine prevents the blade from wandering, ensuring straight lines. The 385 mm length allows for long, even strokes. The turned wooden handle provides a secure grip and precise control during pull cuts.
This saw is used by cabinet makers for dovetails, tenons, and small shoulder cuts. It is also suitable for trimming wooden dowels and pegs flush to a surface. Model builders use it for cutting thin strips and delicate parts. Restoration work benefits from the narrow kerf when fitting patches. The reversible blade is helpful for cuts close to edges. Typical uses include finish carpentry, hand joinery, and workshop repairs.
Catalog specifications list a sharpening angle of 0° and a material hardness of 61 HRC. The saw measures 385 mm in length, 250 mm in width, and 25 mm in height, with a weight of 250.88 g. The blade dimensions are 250 × 50 × 1 mm. Tooth protection is included with delivery.
Select this model when clean cuts close to a marked line are required. The thin blade removes minimal material, keeping joints tight. The hardened back reduces flex during longer strokes. Store the saw with the guard in place to protect the teeth between uses.










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