Craftsman  3-n-1 Multi Saw

This tool will hold any standard reciprocating or hacksaw blade. Ideal for light hand trimming.

The multi part is great but the 2 skinny blades are flimsy and all the blades move in the handle, no matter how tight I make the set screw.

This is a great little hand saw. Already used it for a small project. Blades are quite sharp and as always Craftsman does it again!

I have several saws that will do the same thing, but they are all separate. This tool combines the functionality of 3 saws in one in a handy carry case. I love the tools that Craftsman creates! The price was so reasonable, I will be able to eliminate the other 3 saws, which cost four times as much as this one.

The Craftsman 3-n-1 Multi Saw is a nice little hand held saw with multiple uses. You can use three different types of cutting blades with one handle and these blades include a wood cutting reciprocating blade, drywall jab saw blade flexible flush cut blade. The handle has a comfortable grip and easy to hold in your hand. The blades are easy to change but the only part that I didn't like was the screw that secures the blades, The screw has a thumb wheel to easily loosen or tighten, but you must use the screw driver slot to loosen and tighten properly. That is about the only thing that I did not like about the hand held multi saw. The flush cut and jab saw blades are easily replaced with any blade with a standard recip saw shank. Only the flush cut blade has a different shank. This small hand  held saw has been great for my wood projects in the shop and was very easy to use cutting some sheetrock in our laundary room to insall a new box in the wall. 

Overall, I liked the saw and it is able to get you into tight spots when needed and great for doing wood working projects amongst other DYI projects around the house and shop. Like I stated earlier, my only neg is the type of screw used to secure the blades. You pretty well must use a screw driver to switch out blades.

I use this on everything wood to metal. It can be use as saw to a flush cutting tool, and drywall cutting. You can take this anywhere it can fit in tight spots where most saw can not go. The blades can be interchange from small to big, I like that alot. When it comes to flush cutting it leaves nothing there. It names says it all it is truly a multi saw. Good job on this tool

It's useful for getting into places where other saws don't reach. It's difficult to tighten the screw enough with my fingers to hold the blade securely, but a large screwdriver overcame that problem.

The blades that come with it seem to be good quality.

I bought this saw for drywall work. The saw is great and having the additional blades is awesome but what am I supposed to do with this thing when I'm done? toss it in the tool box?? How many people have lost fingers!

I cant believe it doesn't come with a case, come on Craftsman.... you're better than this!

Send me a case and I'll give you 5 stars.

OK - I am not normally a big fan of multi-purpose tools.  I think that each tool should have a specific use.  This little saw, however is causing me to reconsider.  I first fell in love with the double sided jab saw, which I own and also have reviewed.  But now this multi-tool gives me the additional flexibility to change to a hacksaw and/or even a double edged Japanese Saw.

This little guy is for real.