Best Hand Saw for Cutting Through Domino on Drawer Box?

[Bugsysiegals]

Yea, as I mentioned it's pretty darn accurate way to check quickly. I never tried to measure it but If there's a woodworking project that requires an edge to be more square then I can detect using a good fixed square and bright light I won't be anywhere near it and Im pretty finicky.  Its virtually splitting hairs at that point. Those digital protractors are good for running trim and such not for checking square when it counts.

For my Table Saw, I use the Wixey digital angle gauge which is accurate to within ±0.2°.  While only slightly less than the protractor, the max cutting depth on the TS is only 3 1/8" so the max error is 0.001".  Now I'll have to check that against a square and the light to get it down to 0.0005" accuracy!!  [big grin]

 

[woodferret]

Maybe something like this?

$38.80 - SUIZAN Japanese Pull Saw Hand Saw 9.5 Inch Ryoba Double Edge for Woodworking

My Ryoba (Irwin, not SUIZAN) has set on the teeth so double check that.  Kugihiki is the Japanese flush cut saw.

SUIZAN Kugihiki

edit: added link to amazon

 

[afish]

Good luck with the drawers. Im sure if you stick with it and work out the bugs you will love doing the domino drawers.  One of these days Im going to try and do a drawer with the ddf40 and exposed dowels.  The ddf40 goes deeper so thats good but the domino will still look better I think.  For people who arnt in the know it looks really unique and looks difficult to do, so most love the look. At this point its really the only reason I havent sold my 500