Japanese vs Western Handsaws: Which Saw to Buy First and How to Cut a Straight Line
Japanese saws cut on the pull; western saws cut on the push. Both cut beautifully. Here’s how to choose — and how to…
Witness the incredible precision of Japanese hand-saws. Unlike Western push-saws, this Ryoba saw cuts on the pull stroke, requiring far less effort and…
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Witness the incredible precision of Japanese hand-saws. Unlike Western push-saws, this Ryoba saw cuts on the pull stroke, requiring far less effort and allowing for a significantly thinner blade. This translates into an ultra-thin kerf and incredibly clean, accurate cuts.
Featuring a cross-cut edge on one side and a rip-cut edge on the other, it is the only hand saw you need for cutting dovetails and tenons.
| Type | Ryoba (Double-edged) |
|---|---|
| Blade Length | 9.5 inches |
| Teeth | Rip cut side and Cross cut side |
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