Japanese pull saws - precision woodworking with traditional craftsmanship
Gyokucho pioneered the replaceable-blade Japanese pull saw in 1969, combining centuries-old Japanese woodworking tradition with modern manufacturing innovation. Their design philosophy centers on making professional-grade tools accessible by eliminating resharpening costs while maintaining the precision and durability that Japanese saws are renowned for.
Signature$18
Compact double-edged Ryoba with crosscut and rip teeth. The bestselling Japanese pull saw with 0.5mm thin blade for fine kerf cuts.
Signature$18
Compact dovetail saw with stiffened 180mm back-spine for precise joint cutting. Ultra-thin 0.3mm blade produces exceptionally fine kerf.
Signature$50
Traditional rattan-wrapped double-edged saw with adjustable pivot point. Features 14 TPI crosscut and 7 TPI rip teeth on 240mm blade.
Signature$17
Zero-set double-edged flush cut saw for trimming plugs, dowels, and through tenons without scratching surrounding surfaces.
$48
Professional 240mm dovetail saw with traditional rattan-wrapped handle. Ideal for fine joinery and precision cuts.
$50
Innovative folding dozuki with solid hardwood handle. 240mm blade folds for easy storage in tool bags while maintaining cutting precision.
$42
Single-edged crosscut saw with stiff blade for aggressive cutting. Excellent for crosscutting timber and larger-scale joinery work.
🇯🇵 JP · 46693
Since 1928, Tsubosan has embodied the Japanese craft tradition of steel file making. Their philosophy centers on creating precision edge tools that enable human creativity and craftsmanship, emphasizing durability, cutting efficiency, and resistance to clogging through innovations like their proprietary hard chrome coating.
🇯🇵 JP · 46935
Founded in 1916, Vessel embodies the Japanese philosophy of Monozukuri - the art of making things with pride, dedication, and relentless pursuit of perfection. As Japan's first volume manufacturer of screwdrivers and the original JIS-certified tool maker, Vessel maintains a 'never compromise on quality' attitude, with each tool reflecting their three foundational 'isms' of precision, durability, and customer satisfaction.
🇹🇼 TW · $30-$100
Human Made Method - interpreting artifacts in a heartfelt way. HMM balances artisan craftsmanship with industrial precision, creating timeless objects that connect with humans through methodical functions and aesthetics. Each product embodies the human touch while maintaining the quality of industrial goods.
🇯🇵 JP · $10-$50
Kokuyo believes that tools shape the way we think, write, and work. Founded in 1905 with the vision of being the 'honor of Japan,' they focus on thoughtful, innovative design that makes everyday stationery a joy to use. Their philosophy centers on enriching the world through work and creativity, with products designed by observing real users to solve genuine problems.
🇬🇧 GB · $50-$150
Makers Cabinet creates beautiful drawing and writing tools inspired by graceful tools of yesteryear. Their design philosophy centers on bringing joy through creativity, challenging conventions in search of new standards, and building tools for longevity as the antithesis to throwaway culture. Each tool is designed to spark creativity and be as joyful to use as they are to look at.
🇯🇵 JP · $500-$5,000
Ariake bridges Japanese spiritual craftsmanship with Scandinavian material sensibility, creating furniture that utilizes the best of hand and machine. Founded by two factories in Morodomi, Saga prefecture, the brand embodies collaborative creation through intensive workshops where international designers and local craftsmen lived and worked together, resulting in pieces inspired by Japanese culture and urban living contexts.