RYOBA BLUE HARD Finishes A pull-stroke cut is actually

A pull-stroke cut is actually more efficient because there is no tendency for the blade to buckle and bind in the kerf

turning your garden tool into a samurai sword for plants

This has obvious advantages

and any project where the wood is as important as—or more important than—the fasteners being removed

right out of the package

RYOBA BLUE HARD Finishes A pull-stroke cut is actuallyCrosscut teeth and rip teeth with superior cutting edge. Our traditional double edge saw. Double edge saw has cross cut teeth on one side and rip cut teeth on the other. With very thin blade and edges on ripcut teeth, you can make good quality cuts. The difference between this saw and the other Ryoba that we carry is that this one has a slightly thinner blade with slightly finer teeth for more delicate work. Use For woodworking, wood craft, bamboo