Tool with teeth is a term used to describe a variety of tools that have sharp edges or points. The most common tools with teeth are saws, rakes, and ripsaws. A SAW is a tool with a blade that has multiple sharp points and is used for cutting wood or metal. A RAKE is a tool with a long handle and a row of metal teeth at the end, which is used for gathering leaves, grass, or other debris. A ripsaw is a type of SAW with a long, narrow blade that has alternating teeth on each side, which is used for making precise cuts in wood.