Flush-Cut Pull Saw — Japanese Style

The Zeptix Supplies Flush-Cut Pull Saw trims dowels, through-tenons, and wood plugs perfectly flush to the surface without scratching the surrounding work. The blade is ground paper-thin and has no set on the face side, so it bends flat against the workpiece and leaves a surface that needs only light sanding. Teeth are impulse-hardened for long life and cut on the pull stroke, which keeps the thin blade in tension and prevents buckling. The offset handle positions your hand above the work surface for maximum visibility and a natural, relaxed wrist angle. At ten inches of cutting length, the blade handles large tenons and pegs as easily as small dowels. A protective blade guard snaps on for storage, and the blade is replaceable when it eventually dulls — just release the two handle screws and swap. This is one of those tools that makes you wonder how you ever got along without it. Once you trim your first through-wedged tenon flush in two strokes, you will understand why Japanese joinery shops consider the flush saw indispensable.