Niwaki Dozuki Saw

Very fine teeth for cross cutting and tenon joints, with a rigid spine for control and precision.

The SK-5 steel goes through the traditional heat treatment process of oil quenching, meaning the blades can be resharpened over time.

Once you’ve tried Japanese saws for woodworking, you’ll never look back - but a small degree of care and disciplined is called for to get started, as with many Japanese tools. Handle carefully, saw in a smooth action on the pull stroke, and avoid very hard woods