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The Klein folding jab saw shown folded and stored in the pocket of a black Klein Tools tool pouch, alongside other tools.
The Klein folding jab saw is shown folded and tucked into the pocket of a canvas tool bag.
A studio shot of the Klein 31737 folding jab saw with the blade partially open, showing the orange and black comfort-grip handle.
A feature callout diagram of the Klein folding jab saw, highlighting its teeth that cut in both directions, carbon-steel blade, comfort-grip handle, and lockback mechanism.
A studio shot of the Klein folding jab saw locked in the fully open 180-degree position.
A studio shot of the Klein folding jab saw locked in the angled 125-degree position.
A side profile studio shot of the Klein jab saw in its fully folded position.
A close-up studio shot of the Klein jab saw handle, highlighting the lockback release button and the lanyard hole.
A close-up action shot of a gloved hand gripping the Klein jab saw to make a cut in drywall.
A gloved hand holding the Klein folding jab saw to begin a rectangular cutout in a sheet of drywall.
The Klein folding jab saw shown folded and stored in the pocket of a black Klein Tools tool pouch, alongside other tools.
The Klein folding jab saw is shown folded and tucked into the pocket of a canvas tool bag.
Klein Tools

Klein Folding Jab Saw with 5.2-Inch Carbon Steel Blade Lockback Mechanism Triple Ground Teeth for Cutting Drywall Plywood and Plastic 31737

Only 2 left
SKU: 31737
$26.98
Description

Stop Ripping Your Tool Bag

Tired of your fixed-blade jab saw tearing a new hole in your tool pouch? The Klein 31737 Folding Jab Saw is the smarter, safer solution. It gives you the sturdiness of a fixed blade saw with a fast-cutting carbon steel blade, but it folds securely into the comfort-grip handle. The lockback mechanism is built for real-world use, securing the blade fully open at 180° for power cuts or at 125° to get into those hard-to-reach spots behind conduit or studs.

Key Features

  • Folding Design: Keeps the sharp blade protected and prevents it from piercing through tool pouches and bags.
  • Dual-Position Lockback: Securely locks the blade open at a full 180° for straight cuts and at 125° for better reach in tight spaces.
  • Fast-Cutting Blade: Features triple-ground teeth and is designed to cut in both directions (push and pull) for faster, cleaner cuts.
  • Durable Blade Material: Made from hardened carbon steel to stay sharp and withstand tough jobsite materials.
  • Comfortable, Non-Slip Grip: Ergonomic handle with a cushioned end for easier palming and reduced fatigue.
  • Versatile Use: Designed to cut through drywall, wallboard, plywood, plastic, and other construction materials.
  • Lanyard Hole: Allows for easy tethering when working at height.

What's Included

  • (1) 31737 Folding Jab Saw

Specifications

Specification Detail
Type Folding Jab Saw
Application Penetration Cuts, Hole Making
Blade Length 5.2" (13.2 cm)
Blade Material Hardened Carbon Steel
Teeth Per Inch 8
Overall Length (Open) 11.9" (30.3 cm)
Overall Height 1.75" (4.5 cm)
Overall Width 1.45" (3.7 cm)
Handle Material Plastic with Rubber Grips
Weight 8.6 oz (245 g)
UPC 092644317378

This jab saw is perfect for cutting in your new electrical boxes. But before you reach into that wall, make sure the power is off. We'd recommend grabbing a Klein NCVT-2 Non-Contact Voltage Tester to safely and quickly check for live wires.