Japanese Saw Set |
An excellent cross-section of japanese saws
Japanese saws cut quickly and smoothly, and are a joy to use. Because they cut on the pull (not the push) stroke, the blade is in tension during use, so it can be thinner with a much finer kerf. Bowing is eliminated, and set can be minimized. Great control over the cut is the result. We recommend the following four as an excellent cross-section.
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- Friday, July 23, 2010 |
| I can saw |
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Kathleen (Houston, Texas) |
| Because they cut on the pull (not the push) stroke, I can saw. The blade uses my strength. These saws make a beautiful clean cut too. They are very light weight and sturdy. I used them after Hurricane Ike to saw tree limbs. |
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- Friday, February 12, 2010 |
| Japanese Saw Set |
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Don Hallman (Ft Washington, PA) |
| These saws have have been used for several projects and have been a joy to use. The flush cutting saw has been especially useful as I use pegs extensively on my projects. |
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- Thursday, October 15, 2009 |
| Replacable Ryoba |
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Bob Bennett (Berea, OH) |
| This is an excellent saw for all types of uses, with the replacable blade it is even a better buy. I use it for small projects especially on thin woods, the thin blade with little set gives a no tear out cut yet with the width of the blade it is very stable and easy to control. I use it vor both box and dovetail joints with little problems. |
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