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Hand Saws
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| English Dovetail Saw This
premium brass back saw has a very fine nineteen teeth per inch blade which is stiffened by
a heavy brass back. The nicely turned hardwood handle fits comfortably in the hand
and is reinforced by a solid brass ferrule. Cutting dovetails and other small joints
is a pleasure with this fine saw. 8" blade length.
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8" x 19 tpi English Dovetail Saw |
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Dozuki Saw
These Japanese back saws cut on the pull stroke which puts
the blade in tension during the cut. This feature allows the manufacturer to use a
thin, very sharp fine tooth blade with minimum set. The results are extraordinary. The ease and accuracy of cut are unparalleled by even the finest Western style saw.
Dozuki saws excel at very fine cutting such as joinery and accurate trim work.
Use one and you will wonder how you worked without it.
The Large Razor Saw has a replaceable 18 tpi x 1 3/4" wide x 9 1/2" long blade with an overall length of 21".
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Compact Dozuki Saws
We offer a selection of smaller Dozuki backsaws for precise cutting
and trimming applications. All cut on the pull stroke. See descriptions below. |
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A) Razor Saw
This saw shares the same basic design elements with traditional
Japanese saws. Instead of a wrapped handle, this model features a
comfortably contoured plastic grip. The 17 teeth per inch blade is
replaceable and has a 7” cutting edge. The overall length of the
saw is 18”. An affordable saw that is excellent for fine, precise
cuts in hard and soft woods.
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Small Dozuki “Z” Saw
This compact Dozuki has fine teeth and will cut through hardwoods as
easily as softwoods. A unique feature is the special “woodpecker”
tooth at the tip of the blade which allows the user to start a cut
in mid-panel. The traditional handle is wrapped with rattan for a
secure, comfortable grip.
The 6” blade has 18 teeth per inch. Overall length is
14”. Replaceable blade.
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(C) Fine Cut Dozuki Backsaw
A unique backsaw for the finest cuts. The extra fine blade has 20
teeth per inch and like all Japanese saws, cuts on the pull stroke.
The comfortable Bubinga handle feels good in the hand and looks
great!
6” blade with 20 teeth per inch. Overall length is 13”.
Replaceable blade.
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Saw The frame saw is a
traditional favorite of European master craftsmen. The thin, tensioned blade
produces a narrow kerf and cuts easily and quickly. These tools are especially handy
for curved cuts, but work equally well for straight line work. Our English Frame Saw
is crafted of hard Beechwood and is protected with a durable lacquer finish. Blade length
is 12", some assembly required.
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Inlay Saw
This small saw is handy for cutting
veneer, fret slots, inlay and more. The thin, stiff blade has
a 3" curved cutting edge with 20 teeth per inch which allows cuts in
the center of the work. The teeth have no set so this saw can be
used with a straight edge for precision inlay and cutting thin
materials. Brass back and ferrule, rosewood handle. Overall length:
7 1/2". Depth of cut: 3/4". |
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Veneer Saw
The cutting edge of this tool is a
combination of saw teeth and a knife edge. This unique cutting edge
resists following the grain and makes cross
grain cuts neat and tear-free. The handle is off-set to provide
hand clearance. 2" wide x 3" long blade. 8 1/2" overall.
Made by Crown Tools in Sheffield England.
Honing a bevel on the outside of
the cutting edge is required. The bevel should be on the same
side of the blade as the cast metal brace. The other side is
left flat so it can follow the straight edge accurately and
leave a square cut on the veneer's edge.
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