SUIZAN Japanese Ryoba Pull Saw 7 Inch Double Edge Hand Saw for Woodworking

Name: SUIZAN Japanese Ryoba Pull Saw 7 Inch Double Edge Hand Saw for Woodworking
Brand: SUIZAN JAPAN
SKU: B07HGQXXWC
Price: 33.8 USD
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JAPANESE STYLE PULL SAW: This product is a “Pull Saw.” Most people are used to European saws, called “push saws,” which cut through a pushing motion. On the other hand, Japanese saws cut materials via pulling and are called “pull saws.” In comparison to “push saws,” this Japanese product is lighter in weight, requires less power, and results in a cleaner edge.
JAPANESE STEEL: All SUIZAN Japanese saws consist of top quality Japanese steel. The high-quality steel makes razor sharp cuts.
MADE IN JAPAN: All SUIZAN woodworking tools are manufactured in Japan by Japanese master craftsmen. The whole process of making these tools are completed in one of Japan’s towns known for its craft-making tradition with a history of over 100 years.
DIVERSIFY YOUR WOODWORKING LIFE: 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, thus changing your life!
For Rip & Cross Cut, Blade Length: 7"(180mm), Blade Thickness: 0.02"(0.5mm), TPI: 19(1.35mm), Kerf Width: 0.03"(0.8mm), Overall Length: 16"(41cm)
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Materials

The Blades are made of Japanese Steel

Dimensions

Very nice saw, got one for my Dad & one for me.

Works very well, two different cutting edges, one on each side of the blade.

Amazingly fast, clean cuts.

This was my first Japanese pull saw, Ifve been using either Dewalt or Kobolt so some time now and Ifm so glad I have this a shot. I had some oak runners on a cross cut sled that I needed to clean up, 3 pulls after making the initial kerf and it was trimmed up nice and flush. If it had been a finished piece a light sanding is all it would have needed to make it perfect, canft wait to use it on more projects.

Rip side sucks but the crosscut side is great.

I like this saw but the rip side is too aggressive to cut effectively. The saw would need to be much heavier to allow it to cut well I think though I am far from an expert. I was ripping a 2x4 and ended up using the crosscut side which worked fine. This is why I only have it 3 stars.