Kirschen Japansägen
Two Cherries Japanese saws are ideal for all types of cuts in solid wood. The blades of a Japanese saw are very thin, as the tooth geometry is designed for pulling cuts. The kerfs are correspondingly finer and the cutting forces required are considerably lower.
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Japanese saw for the finest cuts | fine cut | flexible blade | wrap-around handle
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Two-sided pull saw for fine saw cuts | lengthwise & crosswise | flexible blade | quick-change system
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Pull saw for fine, clean cuts | fine cut | flexible blade | quick-change blade
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Short pull saw for extremely fine cuts | fine cut | flexible blade | quick-change blade
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Long pull saw for fast cuts | Quick cut | Flexible blade | Quick-change blade
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Double-sided saw blade for fine, clean cuts | lengthwise & crosswise | flexible blade | quick-change system
Delivery time 2 business days
Saw blade for fine, clean cuts | fine cut | flexible blade | quick-change blade
Delivery time 2 business days
Saw blade for quick cuts | quick cut | flexible blade | quick-change blade
Delivery time 2 business days
What are the advantages of the Japanese saw?
- The saw blade cuts on the pull stroke and is therefore much finer
- Pull saws are very easy to control
- The pulling motion prevents the saw blade from bending
- The razor-sharp Japanese tooth pattern produces a smooth cut without splinters or tear-outs