Dozuki Saw - 240mm, Universal Teeth - Dozuki Saws - Japanese Tools Australia
Dozuki Saw - 240mm, Universal Teeth - Dozuki Saws - Japanese Tools Australia
Dozuki Saw - 240mm, Universal Teeth - Dozuki Saws - Japanese Tools Australia
Dozuki Saw - 240mm, Universal Teeth - Dozuki Saws - Japanese Tools Australia
Dozuki Saw - 240mm, Universal Teeth - Dozuki Saws - Japanese Tools Australia
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Dozuki Saw - 240mm, Universal Teeth

Dozuki Saw - 240mm, Universal Teeth

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Gyokucho's range of joinery saws are well known around the world for their extremely fine kerf and the great control they afford the craftsperson over their work.

With their spined back and thin blades, dozuki saws are ideal for cutting dovetails, tenons and fine joints. The S-372 features an extremely fine plate thickness of 0.3mm and very little set on its teeth, allowing it to leave an extremely fine kerf and a very smooth finish.

The teeth are formed to a universal profile designed to both rip and cross cut very efficiently, while the long handle and rigid spine allow the user to produce a precise, accurate cut every time.

Overall length: 595mm

Blade length: 240mm

Max cut depth: 55mm

The handle is cane wrapped.

Blade thickness: 0.3mm / TPI of 20.

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Ross

Great saw just replacing one I have had for 30 years

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Bradley W. (Brisbane, Queensland)
Dozuki saw for all occasions

This saw is not only a razor saw by name but also by nature. Considering it is a fine cut saw it is very efficient in both rip and cross cut applications. It is also very accurate and cuts true at all times. This has really become a go to tool for me.

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dominic p. (Kiama, New South Wales)
It's a princess but worth having.

I don't use mine very often but when I need to make fine cross cut's it's a great saw. But beware. Those teeth are fairly fragile. No getting around it. I wouldn't use it on Aussie hardwoods with a few exceptions.
European hardwoods would be okay and softwoods no problem. It definitely pays to gauge your cutting marks with a knife or knife gauge for the teeth to follow.
Don't buy one until you've got confident on other saws first. You'll break teeth and get frustrated.

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Gavin M. (Bendigo, Victoria)

The universal blade is useful when you need a saw with a spine and you are ripping and cross cutting.