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Discover Japanese Saws

Japanese saws are renowned for their cutting speed and fine kerf. Join woodworker Andrew Strome for an introduction to the wide range of Japanese saws and a demonstration of the techniques for fast, accurate cuts.

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Cutting a wooden board using a Japanese convex crosscut kataba

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Japanese Convex Crosscut Kataba

$49.50

A rip-tooth kataba being used to create a tenon on the end of a large beam

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Japanese Rip-Tooth Kataba

$71.00

Sawing wood at the bench using a Japanese traditional ryoba saw

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Japanese Traditional Ryoba Saw

$72.50

Using a dozuki to cut the pin sockets on the tail piece of a dovetail joint

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Japanese Standard Dozuki Saw

$72.50

Cutting the end of a board with a dozuki saw

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Professional Dozuki Saw – Ikeda Tooth

$84.50

A small Japanese rip dozuki saw in front of a clamped-together workpiece

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Small Japanese Rip Dozuki Saw

$48.50

Cutting a dowel with the Japanese Flush-Cutting Saw

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Japanese Flush-Cutting Saw

$44.50

Cutting through plywood using a Japanese rip/crosscut saw

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Japanese Rip/Crosscut Saw

$48.50