Japanese saws - what are their characteristics?

Whether you are looking for tools suitable for professional work or tinkering as a hobbyist, you will find everything you need at the Technical Store. Among other things, we have professional Japanese saws, which have been gaining popularity in recent times. This is a new quality of cutting that will allow you to cope with most carpentry and joinery work. How do Japanese wood saws differ from the standard ones that have long been available on our market? First of all, the way they make cuts. They have inverted teeth, so instead of pushing, they have to be pulled toward each other during work. For this reason, you do not need to put as much force in using Japanese wood saws. We offer many different models that have different applications. We have double-sided and single-sided copies, suitable for both lengthwise fiber and cross-cutting. Regardless of the specific work you need to do, you are sure to find the right tools for it in our store at great prices!

Japanese wood saws of various types

Thanks to years of experience in the industry, we are well aware of the needs of our customers. That's why we offer the highest quality equipment. Check out our Japanese double-sided saws, designed for both rip and cross cuts. They have a thin, precise blade that bites perfectly into the wood and does not require much effort to guide. They have a replaceable blade, which you can change very easily in case it gets dull. They are made of high quality steel, which has very high strength. The dense teeth have been induction-hardened, so they stay sharp longer. Such double-sided Japanese wood saws can also be used with both hands, due to the long and ergonomic handle. In our assortment we also have more specialized saws, designed for precision work, as well as ridge saws. See for yourself and get acquainted with the detailed parameters of our products. You are sure to come across a model that will meet your expectations.

Japanese wood saws - how to choose?

Choosing the right tool depends on the work you intend to do. When using Japanese saws for wood, it is worth remembering the rule that the length of the blade should be at least twice as much as the thickness of the material to be cut. It's always a good idea to pay attention to the spacing and number of teeth (the TPI factor means the number of teeth per inch of blade length) on the blade. The denser and more numerous they are, the more precise cuts you are able to achieve. If you have any doubts about choosing the right Japanese saw, you can also contact our customer service office. Our staff will be happy to advise you on the selection of tools!