Komame Ryoba Saw 240mm
Komame Ryoba Saw 240mm
Komame Ryoba Saw 240mm
Komame Ryoba Saw 240mm
Komame Ryoba Saw 240mm
Komame Ryoba Saw 240mm
Komame Ryoba Saw 240mm - Saws - Japanese Tools Australia
Komame Ryoba Saw 240mm - Saws - Japanese Tools Australia
Komame Ryoba Saw 240mm - Saws - Japanese Tools Australia
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Komame Ryoba Saw 240mm

Komame Ryoba Saw 240mm

$65.00
$65.00
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With its two different tooth patterns, the Ryoba saw ensures optimum cutting performance not only across but also along the grain, making it the most versatile saw for carpentry and joinery. The thicker saw blade allows backless control and thus cuts of any depth flush to the surface. Gyokucho use a method called impulse hardening to increase the durability of the tooth tips.

The cutting edge is heated for 0.003~0.005 seconds by applying an electrical current, instantly hardening the surface of the steel while maintaining the flexibility inside. As a result, the saw’s wear resistance increases. The hardened saw tooth is much harder than sharpening files so the blade cannot be sharpened and needs to be replaced once it is dull.

Blade length is 240mm with 23 teeth/30mm and 0.45mm thickness.
Replacement blade: Available (item#S-611)
Handle type: Magnolia wood wrapped with rattan offers a comfortable grip
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Matthew W. (Melbourne, Victoria)
Great all-round saw

I have had this saw for a decade or longer. Chipped off a tooth at the end and gradually bluntened it on jarrah and myall, so decided it was time for a new blade. Would have liked a 270mm replacement, but 240mm is not so long as to over-reach and buckle the blade if you catch the tip.
Shipping was quick and price for a blade is excellent.

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David V. (Brisbane, Queensland)
Great Saw

First time I have used a Japanese saw and I can't fault it. I'm relatively new to wood working and I found, compared to saws bought from the big Hardware stores, this saw ticked all the boxes. I'll definitely be looking to expand the range in my toolbox.

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Ryan G. (Sydney, New South Wales)
I enjoy this saw

I am absolutely new to wood working and have no idea if how good this is, but it works perfectly for me, cuts wood I pointed it at quickly and nicely. Looks beautiful, handles comfortably in hands. Nothing much more to say.

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Graham V. (Sydney, New South Wales)
Good and handy

It's a good all round saw for the workshop. I keep it on a board at the back of my workbench and it gets used more than any other handsaw

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d.p. (Kiama, New South Wales)
The other must have saw.

In the real world, on site etc, the truth is you don't always have the time or luxury to treat your saws kindly. You need a saw that's light, fast cutting and able to get in to awkward places.
I have four of these saws.
Two are abused and two are kept for fine work. Gyukucho make excellent blades. Really sharp and fast cutting.
Not as forgiving as the Zeta brand which is much more pitched at carpenter's, these guys really have excelled at refining the teeth geometry and heat treating. Crazy good value and quality. Get one as a beater and one for best work.