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Gyokucho 770-3500 Razor Dozuki Saw with Blade by Robert Larson Co
Product DetailsManufacturer: Robert Larson Co Model: 770-3500 Product features: - Modern variation of the traditional Japanese pull-stroke saw
- Accurately cut a variety of joints
- 180mm blade has stiffen back for greater control
- .3mm thick blade gives a fine kerf
- Made in Japan
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Gyokucho 770-3500 Razor Dozuki Saw with BladeCustomer Review: Nice saw for the money Summary: 4 Stars
I guess I'm more a Western saw person in that I like a push saw because the sawdust doesn't interfere with the marking gauge line. I'm getting used to this one which is incredibly sharp and cuts very well and gives a nice thin kerf. It's not a high dollar saw but certainly works as well as one that a friend owns. It's slightly short but for joinery, it's plenty long enough. The handle is plastic and has a turn knob to exchange blades. However, it doesn't do any good because the packaging was all Japanese and you don't have any idea how to get a new blade. Fortunately, they are inexpensive enough that I'll probably get a new one to wait in the wings. So far, I've made about 10-15 hardwood dovetail boxes with it and haven't lost a tooth or seen any dulling yet.
Edit as of a couple months after purchase : I keep track and have now cut dovetails on 24 boxes with this saw and I have no desire for anything else. I've used it on several hardwoods of different thicknesses and haven't lost a tooth yet. I'm very pleased at how it hasn't lost any sharpness from the day I got it. One of those rare cases where inexpense isn't a comprimise.
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