GYOKUCHO Razorsaw Flush Cut Saw 125 - 4.9 in Double Edge Japanese Saw (No. 1151)

A compact, no-set double-edge craft saw with two tooth pitches for versatile detail work. The GYOKUCHO Razorsaw Craft Saw 125 carries two different tooth pitches—one on each edge—on a thin, flexible blade with no tooth set (no asari), so it cuts flush against a surface without scratching the surrounding wood. Use the finer edge for wooden nails and the coarser edge for dowels. Key Features Two pitches in one saw — 1.0mm edge for wooden nails, 1.3mm edge for dowels; switch edges to match the task No-set flush cutting — teeth have no set (no asari), so the blade lies flat against the surface and trims flush without marring the surrounding wood Thin, flexible 0.3mm blade — bends flat against the workpiece for clean, surface-level cuts Compact 4.9 in (125mm) blade — a small, easy-to-control saw for close detail work Double-edge design — covers both dowel trimming and fine detail work with a single tool Pull-stroke cutting — thin blade stays in tension for a clean, narrow kerf Made in Japan by GYOKUCHO, the company that pioneered the replaceable-blade Japanese saw. A versatile choice for woodworkers who want both dowel and fine-cut capability in one compact saw. Specifications Blade length 4.9 in (125mm) Cut type Double edge, flush cut (no set / no asari) Blade thickness 0.3mm Tooth pitch (fine edge) 1.0mm (approx. 25 TPI) — for wooden nails Tooth pitch (coarse edge) 1.3mm (approx. 20 TPI) — for dowels Cutting action Pull stroke Applications Dowel trimming, fine woodworking, finish work Manufacturer GYOKUCHO, Japan