Tool Guides

Cutting wood with a hand saw starts before the first stroke: mark your line and secure the wood. Here's how to start, continue, and finish a cut, plus tips for partial cuts and angled cuts.

Unlock the full potential of your Japanese Ryoba saw. Learn the vital differences between rip and cross-cut teeth to achieve professional woodworking results.

Discover why the Dozuki saw is essential for precision woodworking. Learn about its unique thin blade, fine teeth, and how to use and maintain it for flawless cuts.

Are you looking to improve your woodworking skills using a Japanese saw? This guide will walk you through the essentials, from mastering basic sawing techniques to understanding the different types of Japanese saws. You'll also learn how these specialized tools can help you achieve cleaner, more precise cuts, along with steps to take before and after using them. We’ll even explore some of Kakuri’s top product recommendations. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced woodworker, this guide will help you get the most out of your Japanese saw and elevate your woodworking projects  Features of Japanese Saws Before diving into...

What is a Flush Cut Saw? The Flush Cut Saw is a specialized saw designed to neatly finish the surface and joints of wood. It is primarily used for cutting dowels and wooden pegs, and its teeth have no set, making it less likely to damage the surface. Due to these characteristics, it is an ideal tool for precise work, such as crafting and furniture making. In Japanese, it is also referred to as a "Dabo Kiri Nokogiri" (dowel cutting saw) or "Asari-nashi Nokogiri" (saw without set). Features and Benefits of the Flush Cut Saw Saw Blade Without Set Teeth...

Saws vary depending on the material you want to cut and the purpose. In this article, we explore each saw type's unique features and uses to ensure you get the most out of your woodworking projects.   1: Ryoba saw Features       Usage:Cutting wood, hardwood Purpose:Carpentry The ryoba saw has both 'Rip cut' and 'Cross cut' blades. Since it has both types of blades, it can efficiently process wood.   2: Dozuki Saw Features Usage: Cutting wood, thin boardsPurpose: Precision work, kumiko-work, miniature furniture, etc. The dozuki saw has a thin blade with a fine pitch. It is excellent for precision...