GYOKUCHO Razorsaw 240 Ryoba Fine - 9.4 in Double Edge Japanese Saw (No. 667)

A fine-tooth double-edge ryoba for detail work, built with a soft-grip rubber handle. The GYOKUCHO Razorsaw 240 Ryoba Fine carries crosscut teeth on one edge and rip teeth on the other, with a finer tooth pitch than the standard 240 for smoother, more controlled cuts—made for joinery, fine woodworking, bamboo work, and finish carpentry. Key Features Fine-tooth (komé) design — 1.3mm crosscut pitch (approx. 19.5 TPI) for smoother cuts and a cleaner finish than the standard 240; built for detail and finish work Double-edge design — crosscut teeth and rip teeth on one blade for versatile woodworking 9.4 in (240mm) blade — full reach with the control of a fine-tooth edge Thin 0.45mm blade, narrow kerf — lighter and slimmer than the standard 240; handles almost like a single-edge saw for easy, precise control Full-rubber TPE grip — soft thermoplastic handle gives a secure, non-slip hold and reduces hand fatigue during extended use Impulse-hardened teeth — each tooth tip tempered to high hardness while the blade body stays flexible, for a sharp edge that lasts Plated blade surface — resists rust and pitch build-up, keeping cuts clean Replaceable blade — swap the blade rather than resharpen (replacement: S-651) Made in Japan by GYOKUCHO, the company that pioneered the replaceable-blade Japanese saw. A favorite among craftsmen for detail and finish work, while remaining easy enough for any woodworker to handle. Specifications Blade length 9.4 in (240mm) Cut type Double edge (Ryoba) — crosscut + rip Tooth Fine (komé) — for detail and finish work Blade thickness 0.45mm Kerf 0.73mm Tooth pitch (crosscut) 1.3mm (approx. 19.5 TPI) Tooth pitch (rip) Progressive, 3.8–2.4mm Handle Full-rubber TPE grip Cutting action Pull stroke Tooth treatment Impulse-hardened Blade Replaceable (No. 667 / replacement: S-651) Manufacturer GYOKUCHO, Japan