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Ideal for cutting small stumps, convex workpieces and any flush cuts thanks to its flexible blade that can be bent when cutting. Since the cutting edge is not open to the left and right, there is no damage other than the cut part. Blade size: 150mm // Pitch: 12mm (gap between each tooth) // Blade thickness: 4mm // Kerf / Set: 4mm (at thickness of cut line left by blade) Thanks to its very fine teeth, this saw is very practical for finishing furniture, furniture and other wooden decorations. It allows you to make any loose cuts, such as tenons and ankles. With conventional saws, cutting is done by pushing. This requires a relatively large blade thickness to ensure sufficient stability. With Japanese saws, cutting is done by pulling. The blade can therefore be very thin, since it is subjected only to a tensile force and cannot be deformed. As a result, the sawing line is thinner and therefore the cutting force is significantly lower. Known as a pioneer in the Japanese hand saw manufacturing industry, all Z saws have an easy-to-change replaceable blade and handle. First company in Japan to introduce hard pulse heating treatment, which is known as one of the great innovations to maximize sawtooth hardness.