Watch | World’s smallest 3D-printed drill and saw is smaller than a thumbnail

New Zealand's Lance Abernethy has created a miniature 3D printed circular saw. The miniature saw is printed in 4 pieces, including 2 halves for the main housing, a saw guard, plus a blade holder, just like your typical full size circular saw would have. While the saw operates like an actual full size circular saw, it cannot cut through anything at this point in time. Abernethy previously garnered attention for creating the world's smallest working power drill. It should be interesting to see just what he comes up with next, because obviously this won't be the last we see of him or his miniature creations.