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Ryoba Gisuké 240 mm 10RG240
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Traditional Ryoba saw with excellent sawing properties for the not so experienced woodworker.
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A traditional Ryoba saw with excellent sawing properties and wide range of applications. Made of high quality Hi-Flex carbon steel and suitable for all sawing tasks. Use this Japanese saw for deep sawing in delicate wood and hardwood. This Japanese saw is ideal for those who have little or no experience with traditional Ryoba saws.
The saw blade with a length of 240 mm is provided with a three-sided ground trapezoidal toothing (15 TPI). The longitudinal cutting side has an accumulating triangular toothing of 5 to 9 TPI. The saw blades of this Ryoba Gisuke are hardened, but the toothing can be ground.
Replacement blades are not available.
| Product type | Ryoba (two-sided saw) |
|---|---|
| Application | Shortening, sawing hardwood, sawing plastic, longitudinal cuts, sawing panel material |
| Blade length | |
| Leaf thickness | 0.70 mm |
| Restraint | 0.90 mm |
| TPI (teeth per inch) | 8-11, 17 |
| Brand |
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Maurice van der Kraats -
Good saw, robust flexible saw blade and very sharp.
And at a good price. Satisfied! (Translated from Dutch)
Maurice van der Kraats -
Demy -
Ordered on Sunday afternoon and already delivered on Tuesday.
First experience with a Japanese saw and I am very satisfied.
Saw cut is very straight and very smooth, I should have bought earlier. (Translated from Dutch)
Demy -
ARVR -
I bought this saw because it was recommended as the better saw in many Youtube videos. It took a bit of getting used to because with this type of saw you have to saw with a pulling motion. And yes, that went wrong the first time, so I touched a piece of steel from my work colleague and had to smooth out some damaged teeth of the saw with pliers because of that.
But you quickly get used to these kinds of saws. And when you do, you find that you have much more control than with the traditional western saws. These saws work with pulling movements. That's how you pull the saw straight. So your cut is super straight. The saws are also thinner than you are used to. So you have to remove less wood. So you cut faster.
In short, if you want/need to saw by hand: This is the better solution. (Translated from Dutch)
ARVR -