GRÜNTEK MURENA Dozuki Japanese Pull Saw - Modernized 300mm with 2 Interchangeable Blades for Coarse & Fine Cutting - Lightweight & Precise Hand Saw

I have used pull saws in the past and almost wonder why they haven’t replaced our more familiar saws. I like this saw very much but have not really tested it’s durability as yet.

I noticed a reviewer gave this a poor review because of some broken teeth, so let's get that out of the way first. This is a 'pull' saw with two distinct edges, one for rip and one for cross cuts. If you try to push the blade as a western saw works, you'll bend the blade and possibly break the kerfs. If you use the cross cut kerf for ripping, you'll possibly damage the kerfs. If you pull the blade across the work using the correct edge and letting the saw do the work, it's brilliant. As blades go, this is pretty good. It gives a lovely fine cut and leaves no tear out. Worth every one of five stars.

Poor performance on pruning the tree branches , kept clogging and jamming on both edges , but proved to be ideal for small joinery and carpentry craft projects , very clean cut on kiln dried timber , ideal for laminate flooring , but looses edge quickly on this task , small room advised

Product was fine. Lack sharpness. Only suitable for the very softest of woods and on that basis I would not recommend to buy. Very disappointed

Great saw to nice fine cut if used correctly the smaller teeth are for cutting across the grain and the bigger teeth are for along the grain I've been using it for dovetails works great not as sharp as a Japanese saw but they start at 3 times the price overall highly recommend the handles are made well and you get two blades so really two saws takes 5 seconds to change blade just put the guard on the teeth before you do ;)

40 years experience of using all manner of mitre blocks and saws never getting a decent result told me that when I bought expensive shaped skirting boards I need to get the right tools as well. So bought this saw and a Wolfcraft Bevel at just under £50 for both.Only had 5 mitres to do,10 cuts,but thought it would be worth it to get it right.On the plus side Saw was ordered on Friday night and delivered less than 48 hours later on the Sunday,a day early,albeit in a massive box with 15 feet of packing paper. And that's about it for the positives.First thing I noticed,like another reviewer on here,was that the metal sleeve where the blade fits is was closed tight at one end and had to be pried open.I had no problem fitting the blade the problem was the blade was not straight.I spend an hour fitting and re fitting the blade and never managed to resolve the problem.Tested on a piece of 2 x 2 and it seemed to cut alright and I had no problems with the cutting on the pull instead of the push.Thinking that as I was using a Bevel and the blade was going between 4 straight rods it would be held straight - it wasn't - for the first inch and a half all went good but after that it was obvious the blade was already blunt and the cut achieved was worse than anything I had cut in the past 40 years.Back to the filing,sanding and filling.Things were no better at the other end of the skirting board section which just needed a straight cut.I marked a straight line,thought I was keeping to that line but as you can see in the photos what I got was an angled cut ruining the board.All in all a waste of money - and just to make matters worse the day after saw was delivered Lidl had electric mitre saws for 79.99.Advise you don't bother with this saw - I wish I hadn't and will now be going for a refund as listing does say guaranteed for 90 days.

Hmmmm. Very disappointed really. I have always wanted a Japanese Pull Saw and was looking forward to using it. I even put jobs to one side specifically to use this Saw, because I thought it would be precise. I was so wrong. If you wish to get Medieval and hack a Tree down it is fine. Well not that fine really, as it is hard to work out which side is the fine side. But make sure that you wear Chainmail Armor or you may find you hack off limbs instead. Like Monty Python's Black Knight. Like I almost did within the first 5 minutes after cracking open the packaging. I cut my toe (silly me I wore flipflops) and then my finger quite badly, but Butchered the softwood board I was trying to cut finely. So... do yourself a favour and stick to a good old fashioned Tenon Saw. Gutted!

Blade is way too thin to get nice straight cuts. Maybe go for single sided teeth on a saw that has spine support to keep you cuts more controllable

Efficace, scie japonaise très agréable à prendre en main , pa la peine de forcer pour scier,on en prends vite l habitude, très bonne qualité, très bon outils.

Wygląda jak japońska ryoba, ale...Jest z dwukrotnie grubszej blachy niż piła klasyczna. Zęby też mają większe rozwarcie. Cięcie jest szersze niż się spodziewałem i chyba z tego powodu trudniej się ją prowadzi. Jednak udało mi się pociąć kantówki 9x9cm całkiem dokładnie. Do prac precyzyjnych raczej bym nie używał.W niektórych opiniach jest napisane, że się łatwo wygina, wyłamuje. To nie błąd piły, ale błąd użytkownika. Ryoba to piła ciągniona jeśli się ją popycha z oporem to musi się wygiąć. Sznurek pociągniemy, ale go nie popchniemy.Do mało precyzyjnego szybkiego ręczne cięcia piła bardzo dobra.Za piłę do precyzyjnych prac trzeba zapłacić kilka razy więcej.

DESCRIZIONE:GRÜNTEK Sega Giapponese FUGU Ryoba 300mm per Taglio Fine e Grosso. Lama dentata sui due lati.CARATTERISTICHE:Nuova Sega Giapponese Ryoba FUGU. Sega a trazione leggera e flessibile. Lunghezza: 620 mm LAMA SEGA: 300 mm PESO: 295 gr. Lame a doppia dentatura da 8 e 12 denti. Ideale nel taglio a trazione di legno duro, compensato, legno squadrato, listelli per tetti, schiuma rigida, PVC, ABS . Lama cromata e laccata per tagli, puliti, particolarmente diritti e precisi. Minime perdite di taglio e superfici di taglio senza strappi . Segaccio a mano per tagli fini e profondi, grazie alla lama flessibile ed efficiente anche in punti difficili da raggiungereALTERNATIVE E CONFRONTI:su Amazon ce ne sono diverse, non servono alternative solo per spendere di più. Questa è una sega che dfinerei professionale.PREMESSA:La sega giapponese, è strutturata in maniera che si fletta, NON è un difetto; bisogna saperla usare.Perchè utilizzare seghe giapponesi ?Il giappone vanta una tradizione millenaria nel campo del legno. Dalla semplice casa al tempio (persino le fondamenta) vengono costruiti quasi esclusivamente in legno. Molti di questi capolavori realizzati spesso solo con seghe manuali e altri utensili tradiizonali fanno parte oggi del patrimonio culturale dell'umanità. Nel corso dei secoli si è sviluppato una grande bagaglio di conoscenze che, unito alla profonda esperienza nella lavorazione dei metalli, ha prodotto degli straordinari attrezzi per la lavorazione del legno. Tra questi viene spontaneo pensare innanzitutto alle seghe.Una volta queste seghe erano prodotte a mano in piccoli laboratori. Oggi ci si è orientati verso seghe di produzione industriale con lama monouso, fondamentalmente per tre ragioni :• per un utente non esperto è dificile affilare queste seghe dalla geometria alquanto complessa.• le normali lime non ce la fanno con questi denti trattati al laser - sono più duri loro delle lime.• la lama di ricambio è più conveniente rispetto al tempo necessario per l'affilaturaLe seghe giapponesi si stanno affermando sempre più, soprattutto in ambito professionale, semplicemente perchè sono tecnicamente superiori.PRO:fa bene il suo lavoro, si certo!. La qualità di queste seghe è indiscussa. Non serve aggiungere altro ho già detto sopra CONTRO:nessun difetto evidenteCONCLUSIONI:Fa egregiamente il suo lavoro, taglia bene, ma bisogna saperla usare e sfruttare. Io ne ho diverse ma questa le supera tutte. Altamente consigliata

Para marquetería, es una herramienta imprescindible.

J'ai décidé d'acheter cette scie japonaise pour le côté coupe fine et bien faite.Les coupes sont, à mon sens, propre et précise. Plus qu'avec une scie type Stanley.Je ne sais pas à quoi cela tient car même en faisant attention et en apportant le même soin au travail à effectuer, c'est plus propre avec la scie japonaise.De plus pouvoir démonter le manche d'un simple clic est très pratique pour ranger l'outil avec un faible encombrement.