Silky Hibiki Ryoba Handsaw Saws - Shelter Institute
Silky Hibiki Ryoba Handsaw Saws - Shelter Institute
Silky Hibiki Ryoba Handsaw Saws - Shelter Institute
Silky Hibiki Ryoba Handsaw Saws - Shelter Institute
Silky Hibiki Ryoba Handsaw Saws - Shelter Institute

Silky Hibiki Ryoba Handsaw

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Silky's ryoba: rip and crosscut edges on a chrome-plated taper-ground blade.

Best For

  • One saw for rip and crosscut
  • Wet or resinous wood
  • Japanese saw users going Silky

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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

Silky Hibiki Ryoba Handsaw

Available for pickup

873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579

Usually ready in 24 hours

873 U.S. 1
Woolwich ME 04579
United States

+12074427938

The Hibiki is Silky's take on the traditional ryoba, the double-edged Japanese saw with rip teeth on one side and crosscut on the other. Silky brings its modern blade engineering to the old form: the blade is chrome-plated against rust and pitch buildup, and taper-ground thinner behind the teeth so it will not bind in the kerf.

The rip side is graduated, 11 TPI at the heel for an easy start running out to 7 TPI at the toe for fast cuts with the grain, and the crosscut side carries a fine 18.6 TPI for a silky-smooth finish. Both sides are impulse hardened. The aluminum handle is rubber-gripped, a snap-lock sheath protects the teeth in transit, and the replacement blade is stocked here.

  • Options: Saw; Replacement Blade
  • Blade length: 210 mm (8-1/4 in); overall 19-1/4 in (490 mm)
  • Rip side: graduated 11 TPI at the heel to 7 TPI at the toe
  • Crosscut side: 18.6 TPI
  • Kerf: 0.9 mm
  • Blade: chrome-plated, taper-ground, impulse hardened, replaceable
  • Handle: aluminum alloy with rubber grip
  • Sheath: snap-lock, included
  • Made in: Japan by Silky

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