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Japanese saw set in roll case
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Japansaw set in roll case – X-Mas Edition
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Traditional Ryoba, 240 mm
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Traditional Dozuki, 240 mm
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Traditional kataba, 270 mm
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Comfort cataba, 270 mm
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Japanoflex precision pull saw, 270 mm
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Comfort Ryoba, 250 mm
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Comfort Dozuki, 240 mm
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Japanoflex carpenter’s pull saw, 300 mm
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Traditional mini Dozuki, 150 mm
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Traditional mini ryoba, 150 mm
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Comfort Mini Ryoba, 150 mm
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Japansaw set in roll case – X-Mas Edition

Original price was: 69,90 €.Current price is: 62,91 €. incl. VAT, plus shipping

Traditional mini ryoba, 150 mm

16,95 € incl. VAT, plus shipping

Comfort Dozuki, 240 mm

21,52 € incl. VAT, plus shipping

Saw set: pruning saw & professional bow saw

29,99 € incl. VAT, plus shipping

Precision combined with craftsmanship

The art of Japanese saws

Japanese saws have evolved over the centuries into a sophisticated craftsmanship aimed at precision and efficiency. In contrast to conventional Western saws, the Japanese variants are characterized by their fine workmanship, special tooth geometry and their connection to traditional craft methods. In this text we will take a closer look at the features and history of Japanese saws.

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The History of Japanese Saws: A Heritage of Craftsmanship

The history of Japanese saws goes back centuries and is closely linked to the rich tradition of Japanese craftsmanship. Early forms of these saws were used in ancient Japan, with techniques becoming more refined over time. The combination of high quality materials and a deep understanding of woodworking resulted in saws that were not only efficient but also aesthetically pleasing.

Features of Japanese saws:Precision in detail

Tooth geometry and teeth

An outstanding feature of Japanese saws is the special tooth geometry. Unlike traditional European saws, where the teeth are primarily at right angles to the blade, Japanese saws are equipped with teeth that point forward. This arrangement allows for a precise cut with minimal effort.

Materials and workmanship

The use of high-quality materials such as hardened steel for the saw blades and long, non-slip wood or plastic for the handles are characteristic of Japanese saws. The precise workmanship of each element shows the dedication to craftsmanship and ensures durability that makes these saws desirable tools.

Versatility of Application

Japanese saws are designed for various applications, from fine carving work to rough woodworking . A single saw can often perform multiple tasks, making it a versatile companion for carpenters, carpenters and DIY enthusiasts.

Conclusion:The mastery of Japanese saws

Japanese saws are not just tools, but an expression of craftsmanship and a deep connection with nature. Their precision, versatility and high-quality workmanship make them an indispensable companion for craftsmen worldwide. By combining tradition and innovation, Japanese saws remain a fascinating example of the fine art of tool craftsmanship.