Description

Unbeatable along the grain

Thanks to the triangular tooth pattern, this Kataba produces particularly good results when cutting in the direction of the grain. The teeth, which get finer towards the handle, make it easier to start a cut and less force is required as the stroke progresses.

Kataba saws

Due to their stronger blades, the backless Kataba saws are very robust and make deep, long or flush cuts in solid or glued wood or composite material. Like all Japanese saws, Kataba saws work on the pull stroke and are therefore especially energy-efficient. Kataba are offered in different blade lengths and tooth spacing for versatile use in cabinetmaking and carpentry.

Properties

Cutting direction along the grain

Blade length:	250 mm
Blade thickness:	0.5 mm
Blade width:	60 mm
Cutting direction:	Along the grain
For material:	Furniture wood or dry wood
For workpiece width:	Larger than 10 cm
Handle version:	Traditional Grip
Overall length:	580 mm
Setting:	0.6 mm
Tooth pattern:	Triangular teeth (rip teeth)
Tooth pitch:	2.2-3.4 mm
Type:	Kataba saws
Version:	Traditional Grip

Properties

Cutting direction along the grain

Blade length:	250 mm
Blade thickness:	0.5 mm
Blade width:	60 mm
Cutting direction:	Along the grain
For material:	Furniture wood or dry wood
For workpiece width:	Larger than 10 cm
Handle version:	Traditional Grip
Overall length:	580 mm
Setting:	0.6 mm
Tooth pattern:	Triangular teeth (rip teeth)
Tooth pitch:	2.2-3.4 mm
Type:	Kataba saws
Version:	Traditional Grip