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Japanese hand saws used in woodworking differ from their North American and European counterparts since they cut on the pull stroke as opposed to the push stroke. This allows them to have thinner blades that cut more efficiently and leave a narrower kerf.

Japanese style saws have recently gained popularity in North America.

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Types of Japanese hand saws

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