Compass or Keyhole Saw

Cuts curved or straight-sided holes.
Saw blades are narrow, tapered nearly to a point to fit into most spaces.
Blades come in three or four styles that can be changed to fit the job.
Some models have induction-hardened teeth for longer life without sharpening.
Keyhole saws are small compass saws with finer teeth that can cut metal.
Turret head keyhole blades can be rotated and locked in several positions for easier cutting in tight, awkward spots.

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