Choosing & Using Japanese Saws
Dec 07,  · While most Japanese pull saws are designed for use with softwoods, this Gyokucho ryoba is made for hardwood. It will saw through all but the hardest materials like butter. This is the model I’ve personally used for more than five years now, without having to replace the blade. Dozuki: Japanese Backsaw, thin Blade Ryoba: Saw with Ripcut and Crosscut Edge Kataba – Japanese backless saws Folding Kataba Saws Construction site saws Small Japanese Saws with replaceable Blades - for Wood, Bamboo, Plastics Small Japanese Saws - traditional types with fixed blade KIJIMA Saws - Exchangeable Blade Type Top Range HISHIKA Saws: traditional and professional Yoshiwaka Saws. Aug 10,  · Japanese saws come in different styles, based on the type of cutting that needs to be done. The three basic types shown here can handle a wide range of cutting assignments. See the Buyer’s Guide (p. 61) for specific saw recommendations. Magnified views show that ripping teeth on pull saws are similar to those on Western-style saws.

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