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Mitsukawa »Expert 70« Compass Saw

Description

The long and narrow blade shape is particularly suitable for narrow hole and curved cuts. Long-lasting sharpness due to pulse-hardened teeth.
Expert saws
From the master workshop, for the experienced user
Beautifully shaped saws, handmade and light as a feather - they lie almost weightlessly in the hand. Minimal cutting forces, fine kerfs and a precise cutting course make these saws the tools of choice for demanding wood joints. The lightweight kiri wood handles bear discreetly engraved symbols indicating the cutting direction. For over three generations, the »Mitsukawa« master smithy has been perfecting traditional craftsmanship to make these special saws:
  • Blades made of SK-4 steel (61 HRC) for a long service life; we recommend protecting the blade from corrosion with camellia oil after use
  • Each saw is inspected and hand-engraved by the master smith

Properties

Blade length: 70 mm
Blade thickness: 0.5 mm
Blade width: 12 mm
Overall length: 250 mm
Setting: 0.6 mm
Tooth configuration: Trapezoidal teeth
Tooth pitch: 1.2 mm

Properties

Blade length: 70 mm
Blade thickness: 0.5 mm
Blade width: 12 mm
Overall length: 250 mm
Setting: 0.6 mm
Tooth configuration: Trapezoidal teeth
Tooth pitch: 1.2 mm

When you order from us

In-house development and manufacturing

we develop, manufacture and continually refine our tools to meet the highest standards

Quality checked at every stage

steel analysis and hardness testing in our own laboratory, complemented by expert inspection of function and workmanship

Over 175 years of craft expertise

Since 1848, we have brought together knowledge, tradition and exceptional tools from around the world

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