A Coping Saw Can Cut Tight Bends In Wood And Other Materials Because Of Their Thin, Narrow Blades, Which Also Make Them Very Maneuverable. Trim Carpenters Use Coping Saws To Make Coped Joints, While Woodworkers Use Them To Make Curved Shapes And To Finish The Underside Of Dovetail Joints. Coping Saw Blades Measure Roughly 6-1/2 Inches In Length.