Japanese Hand Saws by Nakaya – Precision Cutting Tools Made in Japan
Experience the art of woodworking with our collection of Japanese hand saws by Nakaya, expertly made in Japan for professionals and enthusiasts who demand clean, precise cuts and unmatched control. Renowned for their sharpness, durability, and traditional craftsmanship, Nakaya saws are a staple for fine woodworking, carpentry, and joinery.
Nakaya Japanese hand saws feature high-quality laminated steel blades engineered for smooth, effortless cutting with minimal effort. Their ergonomic wooden handles provide comfort and stability, reducing fatigue during long projects while ensuring superior accuracy. Designed for pull-cutting efficiency, these saws allow for precise kerfs, perfect for furniture making, cabinetry, timber framing, and detailed woodworking projects.
Trusted by artisans worldwide, Nakaya saws combine traditional Japanese techniques with modern innovation, delivering tools that are sharp, reliable, and built to last. Whether you are shaping delicate joints or cutting structural wood, these hand saws provide the precision and performance your craft deserves.
Elevate your woodworking with authentic Japanese hand saws by Nakaya—where craftsmanship, sharpness, and performance meet in every cut.
Japanese Dozuki Saw Extra Fine - 210mm, Rip Cut
Japanese Dozuki Saw Extra Fine - 210mm, Rip Cut
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$89.00
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$89.00
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Nakaya is one of the most prominent saw makers in Japan. The Nakaya Dozuki Extra Fine saw is 0.2mm thin with a kerf of only 0.3mm. This saw is an absolute pleasure to use due to its efficient cutting which results in a beautifully fine finish.
The Nakaya Dozuki features the following:
- The blade is made from Premium Swedish steel
- The saw has a comfortable rattan handle
- The blades are replaceable with minimal effort
- Kerf: 0.3 mm
- Blade Length: 210mm
- Blade Thickness: 0.2mm
- Depth of Cut: 40mm
- Overall Length: 510mm
- Teeth Per 30mm: 36
- Use: Rip cutting when creating fine furniture, box making, the making of instruments and model making.
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