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Wayne Staheli
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025
This is my third Ryoba saw I’ve owned in my time, and it’s unquestionably the best. Very Sharp, very Comfortable to handle, and definitely a great looking tool. My second favorite feature is how the teeth on the rip side of the saw gradually decrease in size and spacing as it gets closer to the handle, making the initial pull much smoother as you begin. but the best part of this saw is the size. I probably should’ve taken note of the dimensions when I placed the order, but I was pleasantly surprised when I opened it to find it’s about 50% bigger than my other Japanese saws. It feels like I’m holding a sword. I reckon it’s big enough for timber framing, though I’ve only used it for building furniture this far. Great tool. Great results. Very pleased with it.
Ben Stone
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
Fast shipping and love the product. Great quality and value
Joe
Reviewed in Canada on February 16, 2025
Works as expected, nice clean cuts.
Chris
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 16, 2025
Brilliant and accurate cutting was worried about flexibility of blade but doesn't affect cutting at all would defo recommend
Jack Straw
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025
Japanese Pull Saws are already an amazingly sharp addition to my tool kit. This saw tops it off with its high quality construction - excellent quality very sharp.
Luis Baute
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025
I loved it, I was amazed with the packing, the care taken into how its built and how it cuts like a hot knife on butter.I definitively plan on using it a lot
Andrew B Davidson
Reviewed in Australia on February 11, 2025
I've had this a little while now before reviewing it. I'm no DIY god or the like but I've had recent reason to be cutting up some various blocks of wood for small 'fixes' around the house and I got this not being familiar with this kind of straight handled saw style and not sure how it would work. It's priced at AU$64.80 now and I've spent more than that on saws that were junk, so I wasn't really expecting much.What I can say is that for the small things I was doing with it, it made the work easy as can be. It seemed to cut so smoothly compared to most saws I've used and left a lovely clean cut more like a power saw than a hand saw. (This is where all astute DIYers and experienced carpenters are groaning at me know I'm sure)It seems like a quality level above what I'll need given how little such work I do but it surprised me at how useful it was the few times I've used it, so I'm very happy to have it.
Late4t
Reviewed in Canada on January 26, 2025
I recently used the Temple Tools Japanese Pull Saw, and it exceeded my expectations! It was incredibly easy to assemble, and the quality of the cuts was perfect. The pull motion made it effortless to use, even on precision tasks. Highly recommend this tool for anyone looking for clean, precise, and easy woodworking!
Hot Asian Mama
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025
Really nice saw, but trust the tool and don't try to muscle it, move gently and let the tool do the cutting for you.
yomogi1234
Reviewed in Japan on January 19, 2025
切れ味もとてもいいんですが、デザインもけっこうカッコいいです！
John
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2024
Everything that I have received from Third Coast Craftsman has been just as he recommended.Love the saw. Functionally, cutting speed and quality of material is excellent.
Nate D.
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024
I already own a folding saw for making joinery cuts. It is a very different build with a folding blade, thick handle, locking blade with a reinforcing spine that runs along the top. It has been interesting to compare the pros and cons of the folding and flat blade saws.When it comes to precise control of the cut, the folding saw is much better. It has finer teeth that bit smoothly when initiating the cut and move predictably through the material. The spine along the top of the blade adds a lot of stability as does the thick solid handle. The flat blade of the Ryoba can still make accurate cuts, but its flexibility requires more concentration and the courser saw teeth hang up more on the material.The Ryoba flat blade does have some advantages. The course blade for rip-cuts is quick, yet still has decent control. Also, the lack of a reinforcing spine means the blade can make deep cuts, completely through thick pieces of wood. Also, being flat, the blade can make flush cuts to remove dowels or other joinery that extends past the face of the wood.It is nice to have both saws as each has its strengths. Overall, the Temple Tool blade appears well made with a strong handle attachment and quality materials. It makes sense to have a saw design that originated and was perfected in Japan, manufactured in the country of its origin.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2024
If you shop Japanese pull saws, you know there are endless low-cost low-value products out there. Temple Temple Tool Co is not some reseller or mass producer. These saws were meticulously designed by people who use them every day. It really shows. They have mastered the low-cost aspect, while providing an excellent high quality tool. I have only made a few cuts with this bad boy, but I can already tell it's going to be a new favorite. I particularly enjoy all of the education they provide around each saw, and its recommended techniques. Would give the company and product 10 stars if I could!
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