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Gyokucho Razorsaw Spare Blade for 9-1/2" Razor Saw for Hardwoods
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Gyokucho Razorsaw Spare Blade for 9-1/2" Razor Saw Features
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Blade length: 240 mm
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Pitch: 1.3 mm
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Plate thickness: 0.45 mm
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Kerf: 0.73 mm
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Extra blade fits Blue Hard Small teeth 240.
About Gyokucho Razorsaw Spare Blade For 9-1/2" Razor Saw
Extra blade fits Blue Hard Small teeth 240. Vertical or horizontal - as you wish. It is light and the blade is thin and sharp suitable for professional use. Small teeth can also be used for workmanship. Great for construction and woodworking. You can change the blade angle. [Materials] Blade: SK material. Gyokucho is the premier Japanese manufacturer of high quality saws with a reputation for reliability and good performance at a modest price. We use a method called impulse hardening to increase the durability of the tooth tips. The cutting edge is heated for 0.003 to 0.005 seconds by applying an electrical current at super high-frequency of 27.12Mhz, instantly hardening the surface of the steel while maintaining the flexibility inside. As a result, the sawfs wear resistance increases. The surface hardness of the blade is approximately from Hv 900 to 1200. The hardened saw tooth is much harder than sharpening files so the blade cannot be sharpened and needs to be replaced once it is dull. All products have a name, blade thickness, the blade length, and even the extra blade part number marked on themselves. The marking is done by a laser irradiation method and won't wear off. So even when you lose the package, you can easily identify the products by checking its laser marking. Electro less nickel plating prevents the blade from rusting, and there is no need to worry cutting materials getting dirty with the rust. Also tree tar is hard to stick to the blade, and even if it does, you can wash it off with water. Suitable for use in coastal areas and even for store exhibition because of its rust-free features.
