Shinto

Shinto grater

Name: Shinto grater
Brand: Toolgarden
SKU: SR20
Price: 34,40 EUR
Availability: InStock

34,40€

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Japanese Shinto rasp equipped with ten saw blades assembled in a grid pattern, offering two grits (medium and very fine) for roughing and finishing operations on wood, soft metals, plastics, and other materials.

Versatile double-sided: medium grit face (2.5 mm pitch) for roughing and very fine grit face (1 mm pitch) for precise finishing.
High yield without clogging: grid design effectively clears chips and limits accumulation.
3 ergonomic sizes: straight 200 and 250mm versions and version with angled rubber grip handle for comfortable use.

Ref. SR20

Shape: Right 250mm

Right 250mm Angled handle Right 200mm

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Technical specifications

Construction: 10 saw blades assembled edge-on in a grid pattern
Faces:
- Medium grit (2.5 mm pitch) – for roughing
- Very fine grain (1 mm pitch) – for finishing
Blade length: ~270 mm
Total length: ~380 mm
Origin / Manufacture: Japan – Shinto Industrial Co. Ltd

Suggested variations:
- Shinto Straight Grater: classic shape, straight handle.
- Shinto rasp with angled handle: plastic handle with rubber grip for improved comfort.

Usage & Maintenance

Roughing and finishing on solid wood, panels, plywood and chipboard.
Sculpting or modeling complex shapes.
Processing of various materials: soft metals (iron, copper, aluminum), plastics, plaster, leather, etc.
A versatile tool for carpentry, cabinetmaking, model making, leatherwork or technical DIY.

Interview :
- Clean the grater after use: remove any shavings and residue stuck in the grid.
- Wipe and dry: avoid prolonged moisture to preserve the condition of the blades.
- Brush the surface regularly (with a soft metal brush) to clear the teeth and maintain performance.
- Store in a dry place, away from sharp tools that could mark the surface.

Additional information

The Japanese Shinto rasp is a high-performance cutting workshop tool, consisting of ten metal saw blades in a grid pattern welded on edge, giving it a very effective self-sharpening structure.
Each face of the rasp has a specific role: a medium grain face (2.5 mm pitch) for roughing, rapid material removal and roughing out, then a very fine grain face (1 mm pitch) for finishing operations, refining profiles or preparing surfaces for gluing or finishing.

The use of this rasp is very wide: it is very effective on solid wood, plywood and particleboard, but also on soft metals (iron, copper, aluminum, lead), plastics, plaster or leather — which makes it a versatile tool for carpenters, model makers, craftsmen or DIY enthusiasts.

Two ergonomic versions are offered:
- Straight version: classic shape for standard and versatile use.
- Angled handle version: ergonomic plastic handle with rubber grip for a more comfortable grip and better control, especially during prolonged use.

Both variants share the same cutting characteristics and blade dimensions, allowing for quick and clean roughing and refining of various materials.

Product available immediately
14-day return
Free delivery for orders over €150

Expertise

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Expertise forged through workshop experience: we compare, measure, and test each item on various types of wood. Selection guided by cut, ergonomics, and durability. A standard confirmed by professionals: École Boulle, the Louvre Museum, the Musée d'Orsay. As enthusiasts, we select only the best tools.

Workshop check & sharpening ready to use

Every tool passes through our hands before shipping: visual inspection, geometry, flatness, and deburring. If necessary, we sharpen it on a Tormek system for a consistent angle, and a clean, durable edge. The result: a tool that cuts cleanly right out of the box, with no time wasted at the workbench. Tested on wood, wiped down, protected, you receive a tool ready to work.

1% for the Children of the Woods

Gaignard-Millon donates 1% of the VAT-inclusive price of each order to associations that introduce children to woodworking and support reintegration through manual trades (e.g., L’Outil en Main, apprenticeship workshops). Each purchase becomes an act of transmission. A simple gesture to pass on expertise and nurture the next generation of artisans.

Pro quality

Noble and technical materials, selected for rigidity, cut, and longevity.

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Products set/sharpened and checked in the workshop: open, use.

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Shinto grater

Shinto grater

Technical specifications

Usage & Maintenance

Additional information

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Workshop check & sharpening ready to use