Japanese Saw, Hand Saw Ryoba Double Edge Pull Saw Interchangeable Flush Cut Saw 10 Inch Flexible Blade Handsaw for Woodworking (8)

The saw itself is fine as a pull saw. Does what it is supposed to do, and the rip and crosscut sides leave a fine surface.The company itself though spammed me through Amazon to purchase another saw. This unsolicited spam is unacceptable and the message was reported to Amazon as spam. I will never purchase another item from this company due to their spammy practices. They have lost a customer and I will shop elsewhere in the the future.Beware of this company.

This I read was a flush cut saw but it is not it is a PULL saw with kerf that will not flush cut without damage to wood surfaces.

For cutting smaller pieces of wood or maybe trying wood items, maybe around the house, this is a great saw. I personally used it, and will continue to use it, to cut small trees in my back acres. The saw was very accurate and created sheer smooth cuts. I didn't have to go back over the surface and cut off missed pieces by the saw cause it cut it plain off with nothing left behind. What a great addition to my bushcraft reproitwa.

Saw is repeatedly represented to be “Japanese” but when it arrives it is marked as being “made in China.” The idea that it is made with high quality Japanese steel it simply not accurate

I have small hands and diminished strength as well. I find this saw easier to use and manipulate than most other types I have used. Highly recommend especially for a female.

I bought this for fine cabinetry work and it just didn’t meet my expectations Compared to a smaller $60 Japanese saw I had. The teeth count is a little low for finer hardwoods and small projects IMO. It may be great for softwoods and bigger projects. Solid saw though and quality seems good.

Handle does not hold up to any sort of hard sawing. The connection point between the blade and the handle wore out because its thin plastic. The blade would then rotate to about 45 degrees from starting point so i had to make a new handle out of wood.

This product was about $20 cheaper here than at a wood working shop. It’s sturdy but still flexible enough for doing dovetail keys. Handle is very well put together. Great product! And for a super cheap price.

In all fairness it's a really decent Ryoba-style pull saw. It's obviously made in China. The teeth stick out beyond the thickness of the saw - that means that it leaves a worse finish when cutting, and will definitely mar the surface when used as a flush cut saw. But taking some sand paper (glued to a flat block) to the sides of the teeth does clean that up somewhat and leaves a better finish.Overall it's really nice for the price, especially for a beginner, but if you want a higher quality tool, go for the Japanese made saws instead.

The blade is very sharp and cuts true if used correctly. I cant say yet how hard the teeth are (how long they will stay sharp), see below.The handle is garbage. It broke on the second day of use with the tool. The blade seats into the handle with two tongues (or tangs?), the handle broke where the one tongue put pressure on it. The handle no longer holds the blade properly. Ill be putting the blade into another handle...

I finally got an opportunity to put this to the test and didn't like the results. It feels almost no different than a push saw in terms of flexibility - it's less flexible than a dollar store saw that I used to have. The blade is not as wide as Japanese saws are supposed to be. If I use it slowly the cuts are more accurate but that can honestly be said about any decent saw. Sawing with it quickly is very inaccurate!! Overall I would rather use my backsaw than this thing no matter the project.

Cuts great! Significantly better than the blade that came with my hand miter frame. Seems a bit prone to rust, but that's not completely unexpected.I really like that it has teeth on both sides. It's kinda like getting two saws in one :) will buy again

This saw is garbage. Do not buy this! Cut kerf is huge! Rough edges, ragged cut line. Very slow, don't think you could get worse: they should be embarrassed to even offer this for sale.