Ryoba Japanese saw, 210 mm blade length
€8.90*
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Delivery time: 1-3 working days **
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Intended use
A Japanese saw is a handsaw that works by pulling and therefore enables a controlled, precise cut. It is mainly used for sawing wood and wood-based materials, especially for fine, accurate cuts. The thin saw blade creates a narrow kerf, which reduces material removal. Typical applications include parting, rip and mitre cuts in furniture making, interior finishing and woodworking.
Technical data
| Saw blade hardness [HRC]: | 57 - 60 |
|---|---|
| Saw blade length [mm]: | 210 |
| Saw blade material: | Japanese carbon steel (SK5) |
| Saw blade thickness [mm]: | 0,8 |
| Tooth pitch [Zpz]: | 7/13 |
| Total length [mm]: | 490 |
Ryoba Japanese saw
Saw blade serrated on both sides
210 mm saw blade length
Made from Japanese carbon steel
Pull-cutting toothing
Description of the
This Ryoba Japanese saw has a saw blade serrated on both sides. One side is ideal for longitudinal cuts, the opposite side for cuts across the wood fibre. The saw blade has a robust design with a thickness of 0.8 mm and enables clean and dimensionally accurate cuts. The saw is particularly suitable for deep cuts and fast set-off cuts. The pull cutting technique requires minimal effort and significantly reduces material loss. This Japanese saw is particularly suitable for precise parting, rip and fine cuts in solid wood, mouldings and wood-based materials. The saw blade is made of Japanese carbon steel (SK5). This steel is known for its high hardness, toughness, high wear resistance and good edge retention. Its composition (approx. 0.8 - 0.9 % carbon) makes it very resistant to abrasion and it is easy to sharpen. Due to the low chromium content in the steel, the saw blade should be cleaned and oiled after use to prevent corrosion.
Scope of delivery
- 1 x Ryoba Japanese saw, 210 mm blade length
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