Japanese pull saw blade protection

[usernumber1]

i mean they come off somehow, you just slide them off the teeth right? you have to keep track of two nylon covers, and to slide you gotta start the blade in. we have them on crappy saws here too. i didn't think this Japanese saw was special i thought they all come with this wrapping cover

i'm not home this is a good example its a wedge shape bit quicker than just a rectangle. protects the whole thing, you can't lose it and its pretty quick

Japanese Canvas Cloth Saw Case For Japanese Ryoba Saw - DSH2

Protect your Japanese Ryoba saw with this durable canvas cloth saw case. Designed for traditional woodworking saws, it offers secure storage and easy transport, keeping your blade safe.

www.tyzacktools.com

 

[usernumber1]

probably the silliest conversation i've had online in a while

 

[tjbnwi]

While were on the subject of pull saws, grind off the first inch or two of teeth at the handle. Use this area to “slit” the piece you’re cutting, makes it much easier to start the cut.

Tom

 

[Packard]

While were on the subject of pull saws, grind off the first inch or two of teeth at the handle. Use this area to “slit” the piece you’re cutting, makes it much easier to start the cut.

To

probably the silliest conversation i've had online in a while

I thought the “Chip Clip” was the dumbest idea in the world when it was introduced at the Housewares Manufacturers Show in Chicago in the early 1980s. But millions and millions have been sold.

A dumb idea (or conversation) is “smart” for a lot of others. Google no longer lists the number of number of results to a query. But when I Google “pull saw covers” I get more than 10 pages of results. So possibly as dumb as the Chip Clip.

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