If you’re interested in this project, check out the links below of the items I used (not all items are exactly what I used, but are similar)(affiliate links do help support the channel!):
Japanese Pull Saw Set [ Ссылка ]
The Japanese Ryoba saw is by far my favorite handsaw. First, as with any Japanese saw it cuts on the pull stroke, not the push stroke like a traditional western style saw. This allows for the saw blade to be made from thinner material since it doesn’t require the rigidity that is needed to cut on the push stroke in order to keep it from binding up. Also, it is designed to be used with both hands (provided the material you are cutting is firmly secured), which can greatly reduce fatigue. It also has a shorter learning curve compared to a western style saw. Now with all this, I am not saying that the Ryoba is a do all saw, nor am I suggesting that there is no place in the shop for a western style saw, I would advocate that both saws should be in the shop, but if you were to have only one handsaw in the shop, the Ryoba is the hands down winner.
