Achieve precise joinery with this Japanese Pull Saw featuring 18 TPI rip teeth, perfect for dovetails, small tenons, and more. Crafted in Japan from high-grade steel, it cuts effortlessly on the pull stroke for a narrow-kerf blade that glides through wood. The premium Wingnut (walnut-family) handle and brass accents combine style with comfort. Reflecting a century of Japanese craftsmanship, it’s built to stay razor sharp through countless projects. Temple Tool Co., founded by expert woodworker Chris Schoenberg, merges Western and Japanese innovation to offer high-quality tools at an honest price.
This saw is made from high-quality Japanese steel, maintaining long-lasting sharpness and providing clean and precise cuts in both soft and hard wood.
Handcrafted in a historic Japanese town by experienced craftsmen with over a century-long history of hand saw production. These saws reflect the heritage of honest craftsmanship, history, and quality. They are known worldwide for their perfection and incredibly sharp teeth.
Premium Components: Features a dark brown handle made of solid Wingnut wood – part of the walnut family. Brass components. A high-carbon steel blade complements the design of the dark wooden handle and brass fittings in a Western style.
Nokogiri 鋸: These are special Japanese saws widely used throughout Southern and Eastern Asia. Unlike European saws, which cut on the push stroke, nokogiri are designed for pull cutting. This design offers greater cutting precision and requires less effort from the craftsman. Because the blade does not bend when pulled, it produces a straighter cut compared to push-style saws.
Dozuki: Japanese saw with an extremely narrow blade and fine teeth for very precise and accurate cuts in wood. They are ideal for cutting dovetails, tenons, and other woodworking joints.
Japanese saws, unlike European ones, are made for pull cutting. This cutting method requires less effort and allows you to make precise, clean, and accurate cuts. The iconic narrow and flexible blade of Japanese saws does not twist during the pull movement, keeping your cut perfectly straight. The vast majority of Japanese hand saws have a higher blade profile and high tooth density. An ideal tool not only for detailing your projects.
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