168-TPI Japanese Hand Saw: 6-Inch Double Edge for Hardwood & Softwood Cutting

VERSATILE CUTTING: Perfectly suited for cutting hardwoods such as oak, sandalwood, ebony, mahogany, maple, walnut, and softwoods like white cedar, Japanese cedar, larch, and paulownia wood. DOUBLE EDGED: Features a sharp double-edged blade with one side at 17 TPI for hard woodworking and 11 TPI for soft woodworking, designed for seamless cutting.

Precision Japanese Hand Saw, 6-Inch Double-Edge Flexible SK5 Wood Cutter

Durable Flexible Saw Blade: Made from SK5 high-carbon steel, the blade’s hardness reaches HRC60-63 degrees making it perfect for precision cuts. Versatile Blade: Effortlessly cut through a variety of hardwoods such as oak, mahogany, and walnut, as well as softwoods like cedar and larch.

Professional 6-Inch Japanese Pull Saw – Flexible SK5 Blade for Effortless Cuts

Durable Flexible Blade: Crafted from SK5 high-carbon steel, achieving a remarkable hardness of HRC60-63, ensuring long-lasting durability. With its double-edged, flexible blade, not only can you effortlessly slice through both hardwood and softwood, but you’ll also find the light weight and superior sharpness of this saw enhances your overall cutting experience.

Professional 6-Inch SK5 Flexible Pull Saw – Handcrafted Woodworking Precision

Durable Flexible Blade: Crafted from SK5 high-carbon steel, the blade’s teeth possess a remarkable hardness of HRC60-63, ensuring longevity and resilience. Handcrafted Woodworking Precision. Whether you are a professional woodworker or a passionate hobbyist, our pull saw is designed to bring your projects to life with exceptional accuracy and ease.

6-Inch SK5 Japanese Hand Saw – Effortless Cutting for Hardwood and Softwood

Durable Flexible Saw Blade: Crafted from SK5 high-carbon steel, the blade’s hard pulse teeth achieve an impressive hardness of HRC60-63 degrees, ensuring long-lasting sharpness and durability. Designed for Both Hardwoods and Softwoods: Effortlessly tackle a variety of wood types, from oak, sandalwood, and mahogany to softwoods like white cedar and paulownia—all with one versatile tool.