Choosing and Using Japanese Handsaws - FineWoodworking

In this classic article from the archives, Toshio Odate introduces Western woodworkers to Japanese handsaws.

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Western Saws or Japanese Saws for Beginners? – Bob Rozaieski Fine Woodworking

The ground tri-edge teeth on this Japanese style double edge saw are razor sharp, cutting cleanly and accurately every time. Designed for general

10 in. Japanese Style Double-Edge Saw

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Making Handles for Japanese Handsaws - Big Sand Woodworking

The result of a collaboration between Japanese master blacksmiths Master Ikeda and Master Yoshiwaka, this finely made saw has ripping teeth on one edge to cut with the grain, and a 17 tpi pattern of fleam-cut teeth on the other for working across or diagonal to the grain. Both edges are set to 0.0280 and filed in an Ikeda pattern, which consists of set teeth combined with pairs of minimally set raker teeth at regular intervals.

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