KERYE Japanese Pull Saw 9.5 Inch, Hand Saw with Double Edges of 10/17 TPI and Replaceable Blade, Ryoba Wood Cuttter, Sharp and Light Woodworking Tools Gifts for Men and Women-KY01

The media could not be loaded. Okay, so I finally got my hands on the KERYE Japanese Pull Saw, the 9.5-inch Ryoba with the double edges. I've been wanting to try a Japanese pull saw for a while now, hearing all the buzz about how clean and efficient they are. Let me tell you, it definitely lives up to the hype!The first thing I noticed was how light it is. It feels really comfortable in my hand, not tiring at all even after a good bit of sawing. The handle has a nice grip too, which gives me a lot of control.But the real magic is in the cut. I first tried it on a piece of pine, and honestly, it felt like slicing through butter. The 10 TPI (teeth per inch) side really chews through the wood quickly for ripping along the grain. Then I flipped it over to the 17 TPI side for a crosscut on some oak. Wow! The cut was incredibly smooth and clean. I mean really clean. There's absolutely no tear-out, not even a splinter. It's like the saw just whispers its way through the wood, leaving behind a glass-like edge. I've used regular push saws before, and they just don't compare to the finesse of this pull saw.The fact that the blade is replaceable is a huge plus too. It means I won't have to buy a whole new saw when the blade eventually dulls. That's definitely a smart design.Honestly, I can see why people rave about these saws. It's a game-changer for woodworking. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this KERYE pull saw is a fantastic tool to have in your arsenal. And as a gift? Absolutely! Any woodworker, man or woman, would be thrilled to receive this. It's sharp, light, and delivers unbelievably clean cuts. I'm definitely impressed!

So happy to find this. What a breeze. It was miles easier than a dull reciprocating saw blade. Very precise too. Loves every minute of it, and can control the sawdust as well. It’s very thin blade and able to make precision cuts. Love the blade protectors too.

Se ve de buena calidad, no la use todavía, lo único flojo de calidad es el recubrimiento del mango

Blade quality seems excellent. It’s big enough to cut pretty any width of wood. Speed and accuracy are both good. The handle is wrapped in some type of plastic/vinyl cord that feels kind of strange, but over all I’m pleased with the pull saw.

This saw is perfect for small projects around the house. I use wood making crafts. An electric saw is just too bulky and heavy to handle cutting the smaller pieces I need. So this is an excellent choice! Easy to use and not hard to handle. The teeth aren't very large so the cut is clean and accurate. The time it takes to cut is very quick. Just need a bit of sand paper to smooth off the small splinters. The blades are replaceable when they become dull after long time use. It's a great value for the money spent.

Sharp on both sides. Compact design . Cuts and chops. Easy to handle .

Got this on one of Amazon's lightening deals. Have used this product for over 60 hours. Still nice and sharp. Really well made

When I decided to take on a project of building a small & easy workbench for the very first time, I had no experience or skill with woodwork whatsoever. And one of the requirements in building the bench was to cut wood to size. Since I did not own any power tools to fit the task, I planned on using a handsaw my dad owned that been laying around collecting dust.Trying to rip 2x6 into 4 long pieces over 10in long by hand, was one of the worse & miserable experiences I faced in this project, and I almost gave up & bought a portable workbench instead. Then I heard Rex Krueger talk about using Japanese saws, and what convinced me to try one, was that he mentioned they were relatively inexpensive.So I decided to give it one more go, & while after doing some moderate research, I decided on buying the Kerye based on the reviews, but also because of a promotion at the time. Since feedback was positive based on regular price, the promotion convinced me this saw might be worth more than what I’ll be paying.And based of my experiences with it, it def felt so. From the moment I got the saw, I noticed it felt quite solid despite the thinness of the blade, which I was skeptical of at first since it was my first time using Japanese handsaws. But after doing a bit of research on using the tool, I realized shortly after my first few strokes, why these saws in particular, are so prevalent in wood shops across the globe.The Kerye cut wood like a lightsaber, and it was that instant feedback showing me that progress was being made in my cut, that made me want to keep going. After experiencing the ease like never had before using handsaw, I wanted to cut more wood because of how fun it felt. I noticed the saw teeth were different on each side, and after learning one was used for ripping & the other for cross cuts, I became a hand sawing maniac.After experiencing the satisfaction of cutting things by hand, I eventually came to a point where accuracy became highly important in cutting. And The Kerye allowed me to cut down a line, I never thought was possible sawing something free handed. It was that moment I experienced something I never expected I would have, when I took on this project.I felt what the guy feels deep in the hills of Nagano Japan, or the gentleman working in his shop in Nova Scotia, or a mother working in her garage on a Sunday afternoon. I felt the spirit of woodworking & what it means to build things from your own two hands. And it was from that point, I realized I could never turn back. Since then, only a few months ago, I’ve made over an entire room into a woodworking workshop, acquiring a plethora of new tools, both hand & power, that include several hand planes & a dust Collector.But most of all, I’ve discovered a new passion to enjoy in this short time we all have here.I can honestly say, the catalyst to everything that’s gotten me here, was This Japanese handsaw by Kerye.