Dozuki Cross Cut Razorsawa A SAW - Shelter Institute
Dozuki Cross Cut Razorsawa A SAW - Shelter Institute
Dozuki Cross Cut Razorsawa A SAW - Shelter Institute
Dozuki Cross Cut Razorsawa A SAW - Shelter Institute
Dozuki Cross Cut Razorsawa A SAW - Shelter Institute
Dozuki Cross Cut Razorsawa A SAW - Shelter Institute

Dozuki Cross Cut Razorsawa A

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Gyokucho's 0.3 mm dozuki with a traditional rattan-wrapped handle.

Best For

  • Fine finishing cuts
  • Traditional saw aesthetics
  • Carpentry and crafts

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In stock at 873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579 · Usually ready in 24 hours

In stock at 873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579

Dozuki Cross Cut Razorsawa A

Available for pickup

873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579

Usually ready in 24 hours

873 U.S. 1
Woolwich ME 04579
United States

+12074427938

Gyokucho's Dozuki Razorsaw A carries a 0.3 mm thin blade held dead straight by a full metal back, built for finishing work in carpentry and wood crafts where a spined Japanese blade gives a delicacy no backless saw can. It cuts on the pull stroke, tracking a knife line through tenon shoulders and trim with almost no kerf.

Two blade lengths. The 240 mm is the everyday size and comes with either a traditional rattan-wrapped handle or an EVA grip; the 270 mm adds reach for wider stock with the rattan handle. Replacement blades for both lengths keep the handle in service for years.

  • Options: 240 mm Saw with Rattan Grip; 240 mm Saw with EVA Grip; 240 mm Replacement Blade; 270 mm Saw with Rattan Grip; 270 mm Replacement Blade
  • 240 mm: 9-1/4-in cutting length, 1-in cutting height, 10-3/4-in handle, 21-7/8 in overall
  • Blade: 0.3 mm thin, full metal back
  • Use: carpentry, wood and bamboo crafts, furniture, instruments; MDF, plywood, timber, bamboo, Formica, laminated wood, OSB
  • Handles: traditional rattan wrap or EVA grip (240 mm)
  • Made in: Japan by Gyokucho

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