Takumi Saw

Great for dovetail joints and precise fitments in traditional Japanese woodworking.

Handmade saws from the Banshu region, known for their exceptional quality and craftsmanship.

Designed for flush cuts and finishing touches, providing precise results even in tight corners.

A fine-toothed saw with a back, providing stability for delicate cuts and intricate designs.

A specialized saw used traditionally for boat building, known for its efficiency in thin cuts.

A large saw with wide teeth, designed for heavy-duty cutting in thicker materials.

A heavy-duty saw made for rough cuts in thicker timber, emphasizing strength and reliability.

Famous for its fine craftsmanship, often used in delicate wood projects.

Known for its exceptional balance and sharpness, perfect for a variety of woodworking applications.

Lightweight and easy to handle, suitable for hobbyists and beginners in woodworking.

Used primarily for cutting softwoods, featuring a fine tooth pattern for clean edges.

Excellent for crosscutting, known for its efficient and sharp teeth.

Features a unique design for easy use, perfect in mobile woodworking setups.

A circular saw intended for quick and efficient cutting of larger panels and sheets.

A specialized saw for cutting intricate patterns in wood, often used in traditional crafts.

Traditional Japanese term for hand saws, ideal for a wide range of woodworking tasks.

Features an ergonomic handle design for extended use without fatigue, optimized for professional craftsmen.

A hybrid saw with coarse and fine teeth, enabling rough and fine cuts in one tool.

A specific type of saw used for fine detailing in intricate carpentry projects.

Designed for both amateurs and professionals, offering durability and precision in every cut.

Combines traditional craftsmanship with modern design for versatility in all woodworking tasks.

A compact saw ideal for small projects and tight spaces, offering portability without compromising quality.