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Choose a blade shape for a small timber cut at the workbench without setting up a powered saw. This Japanese-style hand saw has an SK5 blade and wooden handle, with three separate options. It is for woodworking users selecting one manual cutting tool.
- ✅ Start a small job without mains power — The manual saw needs no battery or plug at the bench.
- ✅ Choose the edge for the wood cut — The double-sided option provides different tooth patterns on its two edges.
- ✅ Select the shape for the working space — Pointed, single-sided and double-sided blades are separate choices.
- ✅ Keep a direct handhold on the saw — The wooden handle is attached to the blade with visible rivets.
Match the blade option to the cut
Choose Double sided Teeth, Pointed Head or Single-sided Teeth. The double-sided blade has finer teeth on one edge for cross-cutting and a coarser pattern on the other for cutting along the grain. The other options do not gain a second cutting edge just because they share the gallery.
Secure the workpiece and begin with a controlled cut, keeping the blade aligned rather than forcing it sideways. The illustrated blade is flexible, but that does not make it unbreakable or guarantee a burr-free surface. Tooth count, blade thickness and a universal maximum cut size are not confirmed.
One selected saw with its fitted wooden handle is supplied. The three-saw photographs show the range, not a complete set. No spare blade, sheath, bench or clamping equipment is confirmed as included.

The double-sided option has two distinct toothed edges.

The SK5 blade and beech-wood handle are specified in the gallery.

Secure the timber and keep the blade aligned during the cut.

Cut quality depends on material and technique rather than a burr-free guarantee.

The teeth have the illustrated ground faces; exact tooth count is not supplied.

Use the finer cross-cut or coarser rip edge on the double-sided option.

Visible rivets attach the blade to its handle.

Blade flexibility does not mean resistance to every bend or overload.

The shaped wooden handle provides the manual handhold.

Three blade forms are separate options.

Woodworking scenes illustrate possible tasks; choose material and size within the actual blade's capability.

One selected saw is supplied rather than the complete photographed range.

Pointed and rectangular forms have different blade profiles.


Technical details
- Item: manual Japanese-style wood saw
- Blade material specified: SK5 steel
- Handle material specified: beech wood
- Options: Double sided Teeth, Pointed Head or Single-sided Teeth
- Double-sided tooth patterns: fine cross-cut and coarse rip edges
- Attachment: riveted handle
- Power requirement: none; manual operation
- Package: 1 selected saw with handle
- Spare blade, sheath and clamps: not confirmed as included
Choose the blade form for the next timber task and keep a manual saw ready at the bench.
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