Question

nccer 00103 - introduction to hand tools 95min refer to the figure provided. what saw is shown? keyhole saw drywall saw coping saw hacksaw

Explanation:

A coping saw has a thin blade held taut in a U - shaped frame with a handle, which matches the figure shown. A keyhole saw has a different blade and handle design, a drywall saw is more like a jab saw with a wider blade, and a hacksaw has a sturdier frame and is used for metal cutting with a different blade mounting.

Answer:

coping saw