Japanese Handiwork Microsaw 150

Microsaw Handiwork Classic:
- Blade length: 150 mm
- Blade thickness: 0.35 mm
- Saw kerf width: 0.55 mm
- Tooth spacing: 1.3 mm
- Total saw length: 295 mm
- Maximum cutting height: 32 mm

Microsaw Handiwork Wood/Metal:
- Blade length: 150 mm
- Blade thickness: 0.35 mm
- Saw kerf width: 0.55 mm
- Tooth spacing: 1.3 mm
- Total saw length: 295 mm
- Maximum cutting height: 32 mm
- Use: suitable for cutting wood and certain non-ferrous metals

Very fine and precise cuts in soft or hard wood for instrument making, model making or small cabinetmaking.
Detailed cuts, adjustments or light stitching in delicate pieces.
Working with mixed materials (wood/non-ferrous metal) using the Wood/Metal model.
Ideal for technical assemblies, finishing work and small workshop projects.

Product care instructions:
- Clean the blade after use: remove sawdust, shavings or material residue to maintain cutting performance.
- Wipe and dry: avoid prolonged moisture on the steel to prevent oxidation.
- Lightly oil the blade before prolonged storage to protect the steel.
- Check the condition of the grip: keep the rubberized coating clean for a good grip.
- Store flat or suspended: avoid any accidental twisting or impacts on the blade.
- Change the blade as needed

The Handiwork Microsaw 150 range of Japanese saws comprises backsaw models (Dozuki style) specifically designed for making very fine and precise cuts. These compact tools are particularly well-suited to applications where precision is essential, such as instrument making, model making, fine woodworking, small joinery projects, or delicate adjustments.

Each saw in the range features a 150 mm blade mounted on a rigid back, which limits the cutting depth while providing a clean, vibration-free cut. The rubber-coated handle ensures a comfortable and stable grip, essential for detailed work or repetitive movements.

Two variants are available in this range:
- Handiwork Classic Saw: for fine cuts in all types of wood.
- Handiwork Wood/Metal Saw: equipped with a blade suitable for mixed or harder materials, including some non-ferrous metals.

These saws combine Japanese craftsmanship tradition and quality manufacturing, perfectly suited to the requirements of technical workshops as well as precision enthusiasts.