Gyokucho 307 Dozuki Style Japanese 'Blue' Super Hard Saw 240mm

$64.99
SKU Gtokucho GY-307
The Dozuki was traditionally designed for cutting tenons and specializes in crosscuts for intricate work such as joinery, moldings, and cutting dovetail joints. Its precise blade allows cuts as thin as 1/32". This saw is excellent for cabinetry and furniture making.
This Dozuki Crosscut Mortise Saw is designed for fast, accurate cuts. The rigid spline, though not full length, stabilizes the blade to permit long accurate cuts in thinner materials. The blade is only 0.3mm thick with 18 TPI; length is 240mm/9-1/2"; and overall length is 21". Blade’s curved end is designed for cutting veneers or starting cuts mid-panel. Handle is TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer).
  • Impulse hardened teeth for extended wear
  • Super thin crosscut blade
  • Rigid spline is not the full length of the blade
  • Curved end for cutting veneer and starting cuts in mid-panel
  • Designed for fast, accurate cuts
  • Capable of long, accurate cuts in thin material
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07/01/2023
Randy H.
United States United States

Japanese Saw Evaluation

I have been a woodworker for over 50 years. I have never gone back to “Western push saws” after my first trial run with a Japanese pull saw. I recently purchased 12 new saws to gauge which was the easiest and “best saw for my style of joinery. There were three that clearly stood out. This saw, a Nakaya Eaks dozuki and a Suizan Ryoba. The others were good saws, but these three are superb. I do a lot of carpentry type work all the way down to Kumiko and Shoji and this saw can handle either. The Nakaya leans heavily towards KumikoShoji delicacy, and the Suizan Ryoba to larger rip/crosscut construction. All the saws see a lot of use in the shop, but these three go everywhere I go!