Tajima Japanese Pull Saw Blade Compatible with Aluminist Handles for Precise Cuts Thin 300MM 13 Tpi

• Looking for an thin pull saw blade for standard cuts? Do you need the blade to be compatible with Tajima Aluminist handles? Would you prefer premium grade blades?
• 300mm 13 TPI blade for standard cuts on most woods and excellent performance on plywood
• A thin 0.7mm (1.15mm at teeth) blade made with Japanese-style tempering. Microwave impulse hardened triple-edge teeth with tips set 2.15mm apart for a 13 teeth per inch ('TPI') cutting edge
• You'll appreciate the exceptional quality of these Tajima blades. When you lock this blade onto your Aluminist handle, you'll feel confident of achieving the highest standard of cut
• Add to your basket and experience the Tajima difference.

Do you need a Dozuki Japanese pull saw blade for high performance cutting? The Tajima 300mm 13 TPI Pull Saw Blade is an excellent choice with a blade that is compatible with Tajima Aluminist pull saw handles. You'll gain an narrower more precise cut, because of a thin 0.7mm (1.15mm at teeth) blade made with Japanese-style tempering. Microwave impulse hardened triple-edge teeth with tips set 2.15mm apart for a 13 teeth per inch ('TPI') cutting edge profile. As the name suggests, Japanese pull saws cut with the pull stroke unlike most western handsaws that cut on the push force. As a result you'll be assured of a straighter, faster, smoother, and cleaner cut requiring less physical exertion and fatigue. Great for standard cuts on most woods and excellent performance on plywood! You can expect to receive a stunning die cast aluminium handle with elastomer grip, a 300mm blade, and a protective plastic blade guard. Made with a premium steel blade. Don't be without this pull saw blade on your next cutting project. Add to cart. The Criminal Justice Act 1998 prohibits the sale of bladed items to persons under the age of 18. By placing for this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over. Blades are sharp, please handle with care.

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