Throw away any other saw you have and get one of these... there's no comparison. It gives you the ability to cut whatever you want and however you want, which is impossible with other saws.

For example, I don't know how to use a circular saw, so when I want to cut a 4-meter long piece of wood straight, I mark it with a pencil and cut it with this saw almost perfectly straight in 5 minutes (depending, of course, on the thickness of the wood).

I used to struggle with other saws for so long, some even more expensive than this one... and so much effort, time, and fatigue for much worse cuts.

With this saw, you don't get tired cutting all day. The fact that it only cuts when you pull it back is good. And also, another thing that helps a lot is that it's thinner than other saws, so you have more precision and less resistance (difficulty). You can make shavings as thin as a poker card. And even though it's thinner, it hasn't bent at all in 5 months of use. Surely the steel they use is superior.

Of course, there are better saws than this one, since it only costs about €11... But there's no better value for money. If the blade breaks, you get a new one for €8. There's no way anyone would regret getting it...

Just know that it doesn't forgive mistakes... if you cut yourself, that's it. Never risk it. Always keep your hand in a place where the saw can't cut you, and it's a good idea in many cases to wear gloves, because hand saws are always the most dangerous to cut yourself with... If you cut your hand/finger, think about the trouble you'll go through for a month, and think about how much blood will flow. It's not like some others that just scratch your hand... This one, as soon as it touches you, cuts veins.

It doesn't have a case, but you can use the cardboard case it comes with when you get it to do your job.