InaokaTetsuya·
How to Use a Japanese Saw
Learn about sawing techniques to help step up your woodworking game. We'll break it down step by step so that it's easy to understand and put into practice. 1: Features of Japanese Saws There are two main types of blades in saws. Each blade is used for different purposes, ""rip"" or ""cross"" cutting. Cuts along the wood grain are called ""rip cuts."", and cuts across the wood grain are called ""cross cuts."" Dual-edge saws, which we will use in the article, have both "rip" and "cross" cutting edges. Most Japanese saws apply force when pulling to make a cut. Release...
InaokaTetsuya·
Mastering the Japanese Saw:Saw Types & Their Uses
Saws vary depending on the material you want to cut and the purpose. In this article, we explore each saw type's unique features and uses to ensure you get the most out of your woodworking projects. 1: Ryoba saw Features Usage:Cutting wood, hardwood Purpose: Carpentry The ryoba saw has both 'Rip cut' and 'Cross cut' blades. Since it has both types of blades, it can efficiently process wood. 2: Dozuki Saw Features Usage: Cutting wood, thin boardsPurpose: Precision work, kumiko-work, miniature furniture, etc. The dozuki saw has a thin blade with a fine pitch. It is excellent for...
EgawaRiho·
How to use Japanese planes: Tips on how to plane
EgawaRiho·
Japanese vs Western Chisels: Key Features & Differences Explained
There are some differences between Japanese and Western chisels in how the blade is made and designed.
These differences and the characteristics of Japanese chisels are introduced below.
Riho Egawa·
How to Choose a Japanese Saw by Type: The Kakuri Difference
Riho Egawa·