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Kataba Cross Cut Saw - No. 293 - 180 mm

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Kataba Cross Cut Saw - No. 293 - 180 mmGyokucho Razorsaw Kataba No. 293 is a single edged crosscut saw with no back support and a rounded tip for starting cuts mid panel. We liken saws of the 180 mm 7" length to small English Gent Saws because theyre short enough to carry in a toolbox or bag and good at cutting tenons and dovetails, yet they are way more useful because they can handle a wide variety of general carpentry tasks. Because it has no back, the blade is thicker and a bit stiffer

Gyokucho Razorsaw® Kataba No. 293 is a single-edged crosscut saw with no back support and a rounded tip for starting cuts mid panel. We liken saws of the 180 mm/ 7" length to small English Gent Saws because they’re short enough to carry in a toolbox or bag and good at cutting tenons and dovetails, yet they are way more useful because they can handle a wide variety of general carpentry tasks. Because it has no back, the blade is thicker and a bit stiffer to make long cuts easier. Impulse hardened, super sharp teeth are durable and make short work of any task. Saw is fitted with a thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) handle for a comfortable and improved grip in all conditions.

Features:


  • Gyokucho Razorsaw® feature blades filled with remarkably sharp teeth of incredible durability.
  • All blades are coated with the latest in anti-corrosion technology products. Even a little corrosion can reduce performance by increasing friction and decreasing sharpness.
  • Comfortable, ergonomic TPE handle (power grip) improves handling and comfort.

Specifications:

  • Blade Length: 180 mm - 7.1"
  • Crosscut TPI: 16.9
  • Blade Thickness: 0.5 mm

What's Included:

  • (1) Razorsaw®Kataba Cross Cut Saw - No. 293 - 180 mm

Notes:

  • The foremost manufacturer of Japanese saws today, Gyokucho has pioneered the processes of stamping and flattening the saw blade and grinding, setting and impulse hardening (one tooth at a time) the saw teeth, while committing to quality control through ongoing inspection that ensures a consistently superior product.
  • There is no finer saw on the market today.


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