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A Master Touch in Every Tool
KAKURI Corporation was founded in 1946 in Sanjo, the leading production area of cutlery in Japan.
From a professional standpoint, we have designed and made high-quality Japanese products for over 70 years.
Please feel and enjoy authentic Japanese craftsmanship products.
Product Features
Specialized Blade for Pruning Tree
These saw teeth are specially designed for cutting tree branches. The moderately large edge reduces clogging caused by wood chips from moist raw wood, allowing you to prune garden trees comfortably.
Razor Sharp & Durable Japanese Steel Blade
Razor-sharp Japanese steel blade realizes smooth cutting. Also, the blade is processed impulse hardening for long-lasting sharpness.
*This is a Japanese pull saw. Unlike Western saws, it cuts by pulling.
Easy-to-Use Ergonomic Handle
The ergonomically curved, non-slip rubber handle is easy to grip and applies force for efficient cutting.
Quick Blade Replacement Mechanism
The KAKURI blade change mechanism allows to replace blades without tapping or turning screws. Easier and safer.
All-Purpose Interchangeable Blade
By replacing the dedicated blade, you can cut and process a variety of materials. There is no need to buy saw bodies for different materials. Just replace the blade and save your money.
Safe Blade Cover
A blade case is included. You can carry and store the saw safely. In addition to the main unit, the case can hold three replacement blades.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025
This is one of those those tools that I would say is a lifetime tool for someone who uses it right. It's well built and my goodness is it nice and sharp! I used to to clean up some limbs after an ice storm wrecked my yard, and it sure worked great. The shape of the handle allows you to get a good strong pull on it, and those teeth really bite in. Afterward I cleaned it (carefully!) and put some tsubaki oil on it, and expect it will be as good as new next time it's needed. If Something were to happen to it or I manage to wear it out or try to cut through rebar or something, I would definitely buy one again, but again, if you take basic care with it, it will last for years of good cutting.
AMJ
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 25, 2024
Yes it does
Wes Super
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2024
Ignore any reviews of this saw questioning it's ability to cut wood.I craft with bamboo daily, sold over 1500 artisan bamboo products on Etsy. I can asuure you, bamboo is not wood, and cutting it is not the same. Here in America we all grew up attending wood shop in school building our housesfrom timber. We understand tree wood. Bamboo however is hollow, with a different cellular structure and completely different grain than timber. Plus it has a thin outer skin which tends to fray if not cut with care.This saw is my new favorite for cutting bamboo, and I've tried a bunch. It cuts easy and clean without much effort. I use it for both cured and fresh cut, multiple bamboo species, and it deliers nice cuts across the board.Don't be surprised if your bamboo saw dosn't cut tree branches as good as you'd hoped. However, If you plan to use your bamboo saw to cut bamboo, well then you'll find it works very well. The protective shell is all gravy-
N. King
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024
I tried to make my own bamboo deer scarer water feature. This saw was easy to use and pretty sharp. But the fountain didn't tip correctly - the balance was off - so I ended up buying one from Amazon. In the end, it was a good saw for my DIY attempt.
A Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2024
I bought this saw for plastics to cut a 2mm acrylic sheet to fit a painting frame. The good news: it does cut acrylic, much faster than the acrylic cutters I've bought that basically score lines in it, but never deep enough, no matter how many passes, to snap the waste piece off. The bad news: acrylic pieces snap off after about 1.5" of cutting, mostly to the "outside" (towards the waste piece), but sometimes to the "inside," resulting in some very craggy edges and fault lines running towards the painting. The resulting uneven edge required some rough sanding just to smooth the sharp points that might hurt someone. The craggy edges were small enough to hide under the frame, but a couple of the fault lines still show over the painting. Lots of work for a very sloppy looking result.To be fair, this tool like any other requires training to use properly. Tips:--Hold saw at a 45 degree angle to the surface being cut.--Use a light touch.--Pull down and backwards (from the bottom), not up and backwards (from the top). (I watched a "how to" video to learn this one.)Maybe a more experienced person would know how to cut thin acrylic sheets with this saw without creating uncontrolled crags and fault lines. Room for another "how to" video!
Client d'
Reviewed in France on June 21, 2024
Tres bonne scie a bambouMAISimpossible de racheter des lames de rechanges meme sur le site japonais ..... donc pas topconsidérez la comme une scie unique et sans possibilité de changer la lame
Zanna Foley-Davies
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 16, 2024
At last, a saw designed for the job. Only the Japanese could come up with a blade that makes the annual thinning of my ever increasing black bamboo so quick and EASY. I only went out to test it and within half an hour the job was done. The tiny teeth, so different from a classic pruning saw, cut cleanly through each cane in three cuts without leaving a ragged edge. I am genuinely impressed. Love a tool that's made for a specific task.
Joshua A.
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2024
As someone with a nightmare back yard for bamboo (now hopefully tamed for a while), I loved having this there to cut through the thicker stalks. It cut both the wet and dry fairly quickly, and didn't take much force to use.
まつ
Reviewed in Japan on November 30, 2024
想像以上に切れました。25cm幹は手こずりましたが、数cmの枝はスパスパ切れます。持ち手が握りやすいので力が入ります。また、替刃式なので切れにくくなったら交換すれば良いです。
twice a parent
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024
It’s so easy to cut through a 1.5 -2 inch bamboo! I may want to get more job specific blades from them. It’s amazing what the right tool can do!
Lucy
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024
I love my Japanese saw I used it to cut down my bamboo tree’s. It’s nice and sharp and it make clean cuts . I was surprised it cut through my thick bamboo tree’s . It’s light weight and worth the money
Blanc Philippe
Reviewed in France on January 23, 2024
Article très efficace pour couper des bambous. Mais la lame s'use très rapidement. Comment s'en procurer une autre ?
Phil Scott
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2023
Needing to thin out the interior of a small bamboo grove, I found my lopper restricted to the margins. My normal pruning saw tended to jam on green bamboo due to its coarse teeth. Accordingly, I bought this bamboo saw with the option to purchase replaceable blades: bamboo is tough! It works fine.
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