Straight or curved cuts
Cuts curves and shapes, not just straight lines (HSN product description).
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The Magic Saw cuts almost any material in straight and curved lines, and the whole kit packs into one carrying case. Limited remaining stock.
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HSN broadcast, embedded from YouTube · youtube.com/watch?v=tU2X1HUna10
Cuts curves and shapes, not just straight lines (HSN product description).
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The diamond blade cuts glass, tile, ceramic, marble, brick, concrete and rock; the tungsten carbide roller tip scores glass and tile.
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Mount the blade in the middle for straight cuts, or on the right or left side for curves (for right- or left-handed users).
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The flat/dual blade cuts large or thick wood that won't fit inside the saw frame.
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About 1.5 lb, according to the HSN presentation. Everything fits in the carrying case, and magnets hold the blades in place.
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The Magic Saw blade bends without breaking, according to the HSN presentation.
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Kit contents per the HSN listing (item #788697). The on-air host said "eight" Magic Saw blades.
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| Handle colors | Blue or red (HSN) Source: hsn_vid |
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| Weight | About 1.5 lb (stated on HSN) Source: hsn_vid |
| Origin | Made in Korea; patented (patent nos. printed in the user manual) Source: qvc_manual |
| Maker | Hana Tools Inc., Busan, S. Korea; distributor Han-A Tools USA Source: qvc_manual |
| Model | HA-2100 (QVC manual), Platinum Magic Saw (HSN) Source: qvc_manual |
| Price | Price coming soon (shown at $39.95 on HSN in 2022) Source: hsn_vid |
Press down to put the saw body back, pull gently to take it out. Magnets hold the blades so they won't fall out.
Teeth point toward you for a pull stroke. The middle position is for straight cuts; for curves, right-handed users use the right side, left-handed the left.
Two fingers outside the frame and two inside give you better control. Keep a medium, relaxed grip.
The same Magic Saw blade cuts through wood, and even a nail.
¿Prefieres español? Magic Saw Demonstration in Spanish (HanaToolsUSA)
The Magic Saw is made by Hana Tools in Busan, South Korea, and distributed in the US by Han-A Tools USA (Irvine, CA), according to the user manual published on QVC.com for item V36993.
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It was presented on HSN in October 2022 (HSN item #788697) as the “Magic Saw Multipurpose Cutting Tool with Carrying Case,” shown at $39.95, with owner Gary Silver demonstrating cuts through wood, tile and glass.
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The units here are remaining stock from the TV-shopping era.


Two tools from Hana Tools, both from remaining TV-shopping stock. One cuts almost anything, the other grips 9–45 mm nuts and bolts. Bundle price coming soon.
See The Magic Wrench →Wood, metal and plastic with the Magic Saw blades; glass, glass bottles, tile, ceramic, marble, brick, concrete and rock with the diamond blade. It cuts straight and curved lines.
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On HSN, the presenter said you don't need a wet saw. The tungsten carbide roller tip scores tile and glass for a straight snap, and the diamond blade cuts tight curves and holes.
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Yes. The blade mounts in three positions: middle for straight cuts, and right or left side for curves, depending on your hand.
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Use the flat/dual blade, which cuts without the frame getting in the way.
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The manual and instructional video say to spray water when cutting glass with the diamond blade.
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The manual says to always wear safety gloves, wear eye protection when cutting hard materials, and secure the material in a vise.
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