Japanese Saws
Japanese saws are hand saws which, unlike classic wood saws used in the west, cut when the blade is pulled through the wood and not with a pushing movement. The characteristic Japanese Saw teeth are formed as the result of expert grinding. The saw blades of Japanese saws are usually very thin, as they are only under tensile stress they do not bend. The kerf is correspondingly finer and the cutting forces required are much lower.
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Spare blade for carpenter's saw | 14 teeth/inch | blade length: 300 mm | blade thickness: 0.65 mm
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Saw blade for quick cuts | quick cut | flexible blade | quick-change blade
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Kataba universal saw for all types of cuts | Replaceable blade | Kerf width: 0.8 mm
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Japanese carpentry saw for crosscuts in construction and structural timber | Angled handle
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Replacement blade for the Ryoba 240 | Blade thickness 0.5 mm | Kerf width 0.8 mm
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Replacement blade for the folding Ryoba 210 "Butterfly" | Blade thickness 0.6 mm | Cutting width 0.9 mm
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Spare blade for the Dozuki 240, rip cut | Blade thickness 0.3 mm | Kerf width 0.5 mm
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Replacement blade for the Dozuki 240, crosscut | Blade thickness 0.3 mm | Kerf 0.5 mm
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Replacement blade for the Ryoba 180 | Blade thickness 0.5 mm | Kerf width 0.8 mm
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New cutting teeth for the Little Demon (Dozuki 150) | Blade thickness 0.3 mm | Kerf 0.5 mm
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Replacement blade for the Dozuki 180, ultra-fine | Blade thickness 0.2 mm | Kerf width 0.3 mm
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Replacement blade for the Kataba 265 | Blade thickness 0.5 mm | Kerf 0.8 mm
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Replacement blade for the double-sided flush-cut saw | Blade thickness 0.45 mm | Non-set teeth
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What are the advantages of Japanese saws?
- Saw blade does not have to resist any tension, therefore these are much finer
- More control over the saw movement, as the Japanese saw works on a pulling motion.
- Pulling movement prevents the saw from getting stuck in the wood and bending
- Japanese razor-sharp teeth produce a smooth saw cut without splinters and tears, no more sanding necessary