Advantages of Japanese Pull Saws • Ron Hazelton
The Japanese saws demonstrated in this video are the Dozuki Saw and the Ryoba Saw both available from The Japan Woodworker. Note: some of these saws are professional grade and can be rather pricey. If you check out this site, scroll down the page to view some of the less expensive models nearer the bottom. Japanese handsaws have been an. A decent Japanese saw is often cheaper than a decent Western saw. The body mechanics of sawing are different--with a Japanese saw, you cut on the pull stroke and stand more in-line with the cut, whereas with a Western saw you cut on the push stroke and stand at . Mar 17,  · The differences between the two tools are more extensive than the fact that one cuts on the pull stroke and the other cuts on the push. The sawplate on Japanese saws is thinner. Japanese teeth are more complex and longer. And sharpening Japanese teeth yourself can be difficult or impossible, depending on the saw.

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