Ryoba Saw 240mm No. 610 with Replaceable Blade - Gyokucho

Japanese woodworking saws (Noko Giri) are unique in that they cut on the pull stroke. This gives the woodworker a degree of control and accuracy impossible to obtain with Western “push” type saws. Because the blade is in tension during use, it can be thin and hard. This means a very sharp edge and exceedingly thin kerf.

Ryoba Noko Giri are the mainstay of the Japanese woodworker. They have cross-cut teeth on one side and rip teeth on the other.

Ideal for fine work associated with furniture and cabinet-making.

Features:

• Blade length: 9-1/2"

• Cross-cut: 14 tpi

• Rip: 7 tpi

• Ideal for fine work associated with furniture and cabinet-making

• Blade length: 9-1/2"

• Crosscut: 14tpi; Rip 7tpi

• Cuts on the pull stroke

• Replacement blades: 155618, 155691, 155682, 155683