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Japanese Saw

Rod

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I’ve had this small Japanese saw for many years without mishap but this is what happens when you’re in a rush and put too much pressure the wrong way (push instead of pull!!)

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Rod
 
Japanese saws have been featured on another thread but I managed to buy a replacement blade from Axminster for £10.
Much easier to fit than I’d imagined too.

Rod
 
You'll have to tell us how to do it, Rod. I bought a load of replacement blades when I was in Japan a few years back and some saws. Hardly any of which I use TBH. But I could never work out how to change the blade.
 
You hook the spur then tap against bench to fully embed. Instructions on the LHS of the diagram.
Ones on right for dismantling though I used my vice.

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