Z-Saw® Ryoba 250
Product no.:
727495
Brand:
Z-Saw
€40.90 €34.37
per piece(s)
In stock, delivery time approx. 3-5 working days
- Blade length 250 mm
- Blade thickness 0.5 mm
- Blade width 83 mm
- Cutting direction Alternating: across and along the grain
- For material Furniture wood or dry wood
Description
Robust, universal saw for deep cuts across and along the grain on hardwood and softwood.
Ryoba saws
With its two different tooth patterns, the Ryoba saw ensures optimum cutting performance not only across but also along the grain, making it the most versatile saw for carpentry and joinery. The thicker saw blade allows backless control and thus cuts of any depth flush to the surface. Because the teeth become successively finer from the tip to the tang, it is easy to start a cut and less force is required as the stroke progresses.
Properties
| Blade length: | 250 mm |
|---|---|
| Blade thickness: | 0.5 mm |
| Blade width: | 83 mm |
| Cutting direction: | Alternating: across and along the grain |
| For material: | Furniture wood or dry wood |
| For workpiece width: | Larger than 10 cm |
| Handle version: | Traditional Grip |
| Overall length: | 585 mm |
| Setting: | 0.7 / 0.7 mm |
| Tooth configuration: | Trapezoidal/triangular teeth Trapezoidal/triangular teeth |
| Typ: | Ryoba saws |
| Version: | Traditional Grip |
| Zahnteilung: | 1.4/1.4-2.9 mm |
Properties
| Blade length: | 250 mm |
|---|---|
| Blade thickness: | 0.5 mm |
| Blade width: | 83 mm |
| Cutting direction: | Alternating: across and along the grain |
| For material: | Furniture wood or dry wood |
| For workpiece width: | Larger than 10 cm |
| Handle version: | Traditional Grip |
| Overall length: | 585 mm |
| Setting: | 0.7 / 0.7 mm |
| Tooth configuration: | Trapezoidal/triangular teeth Trapezoidal/triangular teeth |
| Typ: | Ryoba saws |
| Version: | Traditional Grip |
| Zahnteilung: | 1.4/1.4-2.9 mm |
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Manufacturer
Z-Saw
Z-Saw or Zetsaw is the brand of a tool manufacturing company in Japan founded in 1943.
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