This Japanese dovetail saw appears to be 50 or so years old. A faint maker's mark on the tang seems to say "Yukihiro".

Katz-Moses Woodworking is a proud distributor of Suizan Japanese saws. This is the smaller 7 inch Dozuki or Dovetail saw which is my (Jonathan’s) personal economical choice for cutting dovetails. I really like the thick, no slip polypropylene handle that adds weight to the saw, it’s razor thin kerf and sharp edge.

Synopsis: Charles Durfee tests and evaluates a range of Japanese-style dovetail saws, also known as dozukis. In the process, he examines the four types of tooth pattern available on these pullsaws–crosscut, Ikeda crosscut, rip, and modified rip.

2024年10月9日 · [Japanese Mini Craft Saw Set] This set includes four saws to cover a wide range of woodworking tasks: a Ryoba double-edged saw for both rip and crosscuts, a flush cut saw ideal for trimming dowels and pegs, a dovetail fine-cut saw for precision cutting, and a keyhole saw designed for curved and tight spaces.

Suizan has a 100 year old history of making Japanese hand tools. This is the folding 9.5 inch Dozuki or Dovetail saw which is a personal favorite for cutting dovetails. I really like the weight of the saw. It folds neatly away to protect the edge and save space on your bench.

MADE IN JAPAN: All SUIZAN products are manufactured in Japan by Japanese master craftsmen. Suizan has a 100 year old history of making Japanese hand tools. This is the smaller 7 inch Dozuki or Dovetail saw which is a personal economical choice for cutting dovetails.

Suizan has a 100 year old history of making Japanese hand tools. This wooden-handled 9.5” Dozuki Saw is perfect for when you need ultra-accurate crosscuts for precise joinery. The 0.012” (0.3 mm) thick blade leaves a super narrow kerf of only 0.02” (0.5 mm).

2017年12月7日 · Japanese saws cut wood with pulling force, not pushing force. It can cut accurately with less effort. The 0.012" thin blade is fixed with a spine for control and precision. With fine teeth (TPI25) for cross-cutting, ideal for smooth cuts and fine work.

The Shokunin Japanese Tatebiki saw features an extremely thin blade and fine rip cutting teeth. This is a perfect saw for cutting dovetails and other fine joints. A rigid spine supports the 0.3mm thick blade. As the teeth cut on the pull-stroke, the saw has a …