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Interchangeable blade saws

"These saws were traditionally crafted in small workshops. Today, industrially manufactured saws with disposable replacement blades have become popular in Japan for three reasons:

1. For someone not specifically trained, it is too difficult to sharpen these saws with their sometimes complicated saw geometry.
2. Conventional files fail on these laser-hardened saw teeth—they are harder than the file.
3. The replacement saw blade is cheaper than the labor required for sharpening.

In terms of the tooth pattern, Japan distinguishes whether the saw is mainly used for rip cuts, e.g., for slotting, or mainly for cross cuts, e.g., for trimming or cutting to length. The trapezoidal tooth pattern, as the name suggests, shows a shifted trapezoid under magnification. The teeth are alternately ground. This tooth pattern is mainly suitable for cross cuts.

We offer many types of Japanese saws with replacement blades from renowned manufacturers in our assortment."