Small Japanese saws - traditional types with fixed blade
Use this neat traditional saw for fast, fine cuts. Blade is not replaceable!
Traditional Mini Dozuki with wooden handle
For ripcut and crosscut
Total length 320 mm
Blade length 120 mm
Blade thickness 0.2 mm
Total length 320 mm
Cutting depth 27 mm
Kerf 0.25 mm
Pitch 32 TPI (0.8 mm)
Use this small traditional Ryoba for fast, clean cuts! Blade is not replaceable!
Traditional Mini Ryoba with wooden handle
Total length 320 mm
Blade length 120 mm
Blade thickness 0.35 mm
Kerf 0.5 mm
Pitch crosscut edge 25 TPI (1 mm)
Pitch ripcut edge 12 TPI (2 mm)
Use this small traditional Kataba for fast, clean cuts! It handles all the different types of grain orientation - rip cuts (tate), cross cuts (yoko), and diagonal cuts (naname). Blade is not replaceable!
Traditional Mini Kataba with wooden handle
Total length 320 mm
Blade length 120 mm
Blade thickness 0.4 mm
Kerf 0.6 mm
Pitch 1.1 mm
This small traditional Mawashibiki, also called a keyhole saw, is used for sawing curves in wood!
Blade is not replaceable!
Traditional Mini Mawashibiki with wooden handle
Total length 300 mm
Blade length 120 mm
Blade thickness 1.0 mm
Kerf 1.3 mm
Pitch 1.5 mm
This small traditional Kugihiki saws off dowels clean and fast, flush with the surface!
Blade is not replaceable!
Traditional Mini Kugihiki with wooden handle
Total length 320 mm
Blade length 120 mm
Blade length including tang 140 mm
Blade thickness 0.4 mm
Kerf 0.4 mm (no saw set)
Pitch 1.0 mm