The small replacement blade for the Gyokucho Dozuki Noko 240, a fine crosscut dozuki for precise joinery, furniture and instrument work. It fits the small saw, with either the wood or TPE handle, and cuts up to 2 in deep.
Like the blade on the saw, it's 240 mm long and 0.3 mm thick, nickel plated, with a metal back and hijirime crosscut teeth at a 1.0 mm pitch (25.4 TPI). Hijirime teeth alternate in height, which leaves a clean cut with little sawdust. When the teeth dull, fit a new blade and keep your handle.
Gyokucho saws are made in Miki, Hyogo, by Razorsaw Kogyo, which was set up in 1969 when it developed the replaceable-blade saw. Gyokucho Sangyo, its sales company since 1975, sells them.