Best current price£33.16from OnBuy.com
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
OnBuy.com£33.16Visit shop Japanese Pull Saw Ryoba 150Mm Replaceable Small Hand Saw Flexible Flush Cut Trim Saw For Hardwood And Softwood Woodworking Tools 4589489312546
Visit shop2 offers from £33.16 - £53.94
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The SUIZAN Japanese Pull Saw - Ryoba 150mm is designed for woodworkers seeking precision and efficiency in their cuts. Its key benefit is delivering cleaner edges with less effort compared to traditional Western saws, ideal for both rip and cross cuts on hardwoods and softwoods. A potential caveat for beginners is the learning curve associated with pull-stroke saws.
| Model Part Number | SFL-002 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SUIZAN |
A Ryoba saw is a type of Japanese pull saw that features teeth on both sides of the blade: one side for rip cuts (along the grain) and the other for cross cuts (across the grain). This dual functionality makes it highly versatile.
Yes, it is suitable for beginners, but it requires learning the pull-stroke technique, which differs from traditional Western push saws. With practice, it offers excellent control and precision.
The blade is made from high-quality steel designed to stay sharp. Clean it after each use and store it properly. If sharpening is needed, use a specialized Japanese saw file designed for fine teeth.
No, this saw is specifically designed for cutting wood (hardwoods and softwoods) only. Using it on other materials can damage the teeth and the blade.
TPI stands for 'Teeth Per Inch'. For this saw, H:17 (1.5mm) refers to the spacing for rip cuts, and S:20 (1.25mm) refers to the spacing for cross cuts, indicating the density of teeth for each type of cut.
The kerf width is the thickness of the cut made by the saw blade. The 0.55mm kerf on this saw is very thin, which means less material is removed during cutting, resulting in less waste and requiring less effort to saw.
Ensure you are using the correct part of the blade for the cut (rip or cross) and that the kerf is clear of sawdust. Maintain a consistent, smooth pull stroke without excessive force.
The pull-stroke design inherently prevents blade bending. If you feel excessive flex, you may be applying too much downward pressure. Focus on a steady pull.
Ensure the blade is clean and sharp. For crosscuts, consider using a backing board or scoring the cut line with a utility knife before sawing to minimize tear-out. Practice a slower, more controlled pull.
Wipe the blade immediately with a dry cloth. If rust persists, use a fine steel wool or a rust eraser sparingly. Apply a thin coat of paste wax or mineral oil for protection during storage.
Setup: This saw requires no assembly. It is ready to use out of the box.
Compatibility: The SUIZAN Japanese Pull Saw is compatible with all standard hardwoods and softwoods. It is designed for manual operation and does not require any power source or additional equipment.
Care:
