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Folding Kataba Style Saw
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What We Love About This Item:
- Japanese crosscut saw that cuts on the pull stroke.
- Nickel plated and rust-proof.
- Locking blade folds into the beechwood handle.
- 21" open, 11-1/2" closed, with a 9-1/2" blade .6mm thick.
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Folding Kataba Style Saw
$59.50Description
Our Folding Kataba Style saw is a exceptionally handy, take anywhere, Japanese crosscut saw. As with all traditional Japanese saws, cuts on the pull stroke and the smaller teeth make for a very smooth, clean cut. Nickel plated and rust-proof, it features a locking blade that folds snugly into its beechwood handle protects the blades teeth and makes it easy to toss in the toolbox. Overall length: 21” long when open and 11½” long when closed. The 9½” long blade is .6mm thick. Made in Japan.
Replacement blades for the kataba saw are available for individual purchase.
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High quality, lightweight, excellent cuts
"This saw immediately went in to my ""favorites"" tool bag and hasn't left. It's super light weight but the blade is lovely - it makes gorgeous cuts. Not the fastest saw I have, but the only hand saw I use for visible edges. The folding mechanism is smooth and solid. Really love it."
Great product, abysmal slow shipping.
"The saw itself is a fine instrument, and I have no complaints. The shipping was abysmally slow. It took ten days to arrive, so I am glad I ordered early."
nice tool
"The greatest piece of saws I have--Westen or Japanese."
Q&A
- Folding Kataba Style Saw Is 6mm thick?? Maybe 0.6
- Peter, the blade is 0.3 mm thick. Thank you.
- Blade TPI?
- Paul, 14 TPI. Thank you.
