Gyokucho, also known as Razorsaw, was founded on 3 March 1969 in Miki, Hyōgo, the centre of Japan's hand-tool industry. The company developed the replaceable-blade Japanese saw, which changed how carpenters work: instead of sending a dull saw away for sharpening, you simply fit a fresh blade.
The business became a company in 1972, set up its sales arm Gyokucho Sangyo in 1975, and moved into its current Miki headquarters in 1981. In 2009 it opened its Miki Kajiya-mura division, keeping traditional saw-making skills alive alongside modern production.
Gyokucho makes a wide range of pull saws, from ryoba and dozuki to flush-cut and folding saws. Their thin blades and sharp, hardened teeth cut fast and clean, and the company remains a favourite of Japanese carpenters and woodworkers worldwide.
Gyukucho Keyhole Push Saw
Gyukucho Keyhole Push Saw
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Ideal for cutting holes for outlets or air conditioning vents, this keyhole saw cuts on the push strokes, helping prevent wallpaper tearing, leaving a clean cut with any dust and residue going behind the cutting board.
The tip of these blades is designed for drilling holes, allowing users to effectively cut from the drilled point. This retractable saw is easy to store and safe to carry, featuring a 0.9mm thick blade that is strong and easy to manoeuvre.
Kerf: 1.1mm | TPI: 13.4