Recently my husband bought an Exakt Saw and this is his reveiw. For the past 15 years I have been making dolls houses and am always on the look out for small tools that will cut wood for me. When I first saw the advert for the Exakt Saw I thought was this yet another tool I would buy only to find that it did not deliver. I bit the bullet and bought it and was very suprised. It did every thing the advert said. I only really needed it for wood and MDF but i have also cut tiles and small bolts. On wood it's great it cuts very easily and to a very precise depth. For new buyers I would like to point out that the saw is very powerful and when you ...  Read the complete review

Exact saw ********* This is a very handy tool for certain diy projects. There are three blades that came with the one I bought, metal/plastic, wood and one for tiles. The blades are very easy to change. The tile blade came in very handy for cutting curves in stone tiles which can prove difficult with a normal electric tile cutter. This one I found the most useful. Each blade cuts a depth of 12mm. The only problem is most of the materials that I work with are around 15mm up to 25mm thick. However I Recently used the wood blade on a sheet of 12mm mdf and it cut the panel with ease. I needed to make some boxing in around some pipe ...  Read the complete review

I have been going through a few of my tools lately, reviewing a handful of them as I go, so I when I came across this particular tool I wanted to tell the world, or at least those who read on this site, all about it. The tool in question is, in my opinion, a must for all DIYers, or even if you're in the trade, and is one genius invention which has changed the world of sawing for ever. The name of this brilliant piece of equipment is in fact the JML 'Exakt' saw, and when they say 'Exakt' they really mean exact. This saw almost makes most other saws obsolete, giving a straighter cut than a jigsaw, a more precise cut than a circular saw and a quicker cut ...  Read the complete review