Traditional Kataba 250 100250

Name: Traditional Kataba 250 100250
SKU: 100250
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Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

Rated 5.00 out of 5, based on 1 customer review

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Katabasaws are the powerful all-rounders among the Japanese saws. Use this beautiful Kataba for general and fine sawing work.

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A traditional Kataba fine saw with a 250 mm saw blade and fine toothing of 19 TPI (teeth per inch). Very suitable for cutting and mitre work and for general fine sawing. This fine Kataba Japanese saw achieves its best performance as a parquet, laminate, skirting board or picture frame saw. Especially for furniture making and fine woodwork this Kataba Japanese saw is appreciated for its smooth and clean saw cuts. This Kataba can also appeal as a hobby and fine saw.

The hardened saw blades have induction hardened and polished, three-sided ground teeth of 68 to 71 HRC (Hardeness Rockwell Cone) and guarantee a very long service life and durability.

Standard equipped with a traditional wooden handle with bamboo. Also available with comfortable handle made of non-slip plastic, or with short power handle (same material) for extra pulling power.

Comes with a plastic teethguard.

Spare saw blade Article no. 010250

Item number: 100250 Categories: Buy Japanese Saws, Kataba Japanese Saws, Traditional Saws Tags: fine saw, laminate saw, back saw, carpenter's saw

Product type	Kataba (carpenter's saw)
Application	Shortening, sawing hardwood, sawing plastic, sawing panel material
Blade length	250 mm
Leaf thickness	0.50 mm
Restraint	0.70 mm
TPI (teeth per inch)	19
Handle	Traditional handle, Non-slip handle, Power handle
Brand	Takagi

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Rated 5 from 5

Rob - 24 February 2018

This is really a very good saw. I have had it for over 1.5 years and have used it many times. And very good service, I ordered the saw and it was personally delivered the same (!) day. Ps, this is not usual I suppose 🙂 (Translated from Dutch)

Rob - 24 February 2018