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Meet the Jorgensen Japanese Pull Saw

Designed for woodworkers who value precision and portability, the Jorgensen 9.5-inch folding dovetail saw blends traditional craft with modern materials. The slim 0.3mm blade and 21 TPI hardened teeth are built for clean starts and tight joints, making it a reliable companion for dovetails, cross-cuts, and delicate trimming tasks. The folding mechanism keeps the blade protected when not in use, and the compact form travels easily in a project kit or tool box. The result is a balanced tool that feels responsive to your touch as you guide cuts along marked lines.

Precision you can feel

• Geometric Teeth Design: ground teeth are optimized for faster, smoother cuts and crisp edges in both hardwood and softwood.
• 21 TPI Hardened Teeth: sharp bite that stays true through repeated use, supporting fine woodwork.
• Thin 0.3mm Blade: enables narrow kerfs for precise dovetail and trim work.
• Rip, Cross or Slant Ready: versatile enough for multiple cut directions in a single project.

Durability and smooth operation

• Premium SK5 Steel blade with nickel plating for wear resistance and surface protection.
• Friction-Reducing Coating keeps the blade gliding more smoothly through timber.

Designed for comfort and control

The long European beech wood handle offers a comfortable, ergonomic grip. Its generous size supports a two-handed grip when extra control is needed, helping you guide the blade with steadiness through tough joints and longer flush cuts.

Quick blade changes and portable design

• Tool-less blade change and fast folding system for easy transport and on-site swapping.
• Tips for blade removal: Tap the back of the blade toe slightly with the teeth facing upward to loosen the blade, remove, insert the new blade into the spine, then tap the back again with teeth upward to fix.

In real-world use, this saw supports accurate joinery without demanding extra equipment or space. While outcomes depend on technique and materials, the combination of teeth geometry, thin kerf, and a well-balanced handle opens up possibilities for precise woodworking across projects.