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Stere
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This one because of its name:   Silky cheerful hand music 500MM https://global.rakuten.com/en/store/wallstyle/item/engeinokogiri0168/     Bad translation? ??

Pete Mctree
Pete Mctree

Sugoi 420 or ibuki - why mess around with a little saw when a bigger one can not just cut bigger timber, but reach further too. Not fond of straight blades either, as they are ergonomically poor &am

MattyF
MattyF

Get the large tooth tsurugi , I did try a medium which does leave a smother cut but it is not massively noticeable just cuts slower than the large tooth which performs more like a natanoko or zubat bu

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I purchased the original straight version Natanoko 330 on the back of what Silky Fox was saying on this 'ere very forum.

 

I conclude it is the ultimate Silky Saw and all others fall short in every manner.

 

cheers, Steve

 

p.s.... okay, I may be biased because it's the only silky I've owned.

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