Japanese Woodworking Hand Saws

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❈ Japanese Woodworking Hand Saws The General Rule of Thumb: The More TPl, the Smoother but Slower the Cut; Less TPI allows for a Rougher but Faster Cut. The Harder the Material, the Slower the Speed; The Softer the Material, the Faster the Speed. TPI and Proper Feed Rate are the two Most Important Effciency Factors to Consider when Cutting.

❖ Dozuki Dovetail Pull Saw ▸ Cross Cut - Makes Razor-Sharp Cuts ▸ Blade Length: 6" ▸ Blade Thickness: 0.012" ▸ TPI: 25 ▸ Kerf Width: 0.02" ▸ Overall Length: 15.2" 🔎 View Larger Image ▸ Buy @ amazon.com
About a 'Japanese Pull Saw': ⦿ Visit the SUIZAN™ Store in association with Amazon.com Japanese Saws cut Materials via Pulling and thus are called ''Pull Saws.'' They require Less Power, realizes Exceedingly Smooth and Accurate Cuts, and results that the Cutting-Section is Clean. And particularly these Saw's Blades are Sharper and Thinner, and have a Greater Number of Teeth per inch than comparable saws of their size. All SUIZAN™ Products are Manufactured in Japan by Japanese Master Craftsmen.
6'' Double Edge Sided Pull Saw [14/17 TPI Flush Cut]	Japanese Pull Saw [4'' / Foldable]	6'' Japanese Mini Pull Saw [11/17 TPI Flush Cut]

❖ 7'' Double Edge Hand Saw No matter if you are a master or a beginner, using traditional Japanese-style saws gives you a brand new experience and lets you make a wider range of woodworking products. For Rip & Cross Cut: ▸ Blade Length: 7" ▸ TPI: 19 ▸ Overall Length: 15.9"

❖ Ikedame Small Dovetail Saw With its small size and fine, 22-tpi Japanese-tooth design, this saw is perfect for cutting dovetails and other detailed applications. The 0.3mm-thick blade cuts a kerf just 1/64" wide and to a depth of about 1-1/8". An attractive bamboo wrap adorns the upper part of the wood handle, topping off a versatile and capable saw.

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