DICTUM Ryoba Seiun 240, Traditional Grip

For universal use in cabinetmaking and carpentry, thanks to high-performance rip teeth and medium-fine trapezoidal teeth for precise cuts across the grain. Three handle versions available:

Light and breathable traditional wooden handle, wrapped in rattan

Oiled, anti-skid Wave Grip made of native alder wood

Very robust and slip-proof rubberised Power Grip

Ryoba Saws

With its two different tooth patterns, the Ryoba saw ensures optimum cutting performance not only across but also along the grain, making it the most versatile saw for carpentry and joinery. The thicker saw blade allows backless control and thus cuts of any depth flush to the surface. Because the teeth become successively finer from the tip to the tang, it is easy to start a cut and less force is required as the stroke progresses.

Features of an original DICTUM Japanese saw - made in Japan!

Rust protection and reduced friction

thanks to cutting edge surface plating technology (inexpensive saws are usually only lacquered, leading to increased friction in the saw kerf!)

Backlash-free saw blade guidance

for excellent cutting precision

Stainless steel blade holder

rust protection, no varnish and increased bending stiffness of the back of the blade

Individually impulse-hardened tooth tips

for equal hardness of all teeth and thus long-lasting sharpness

Perfect deburring of the teeth

for reduced sawing forces

Uniform set of saw teeth and absolutely straight teeth

for drift-free sawing.

Blade length 240 mm

Overall length 600 mm

Blade width 97 mm

Handle version Traditional Grip

Blade thickness 0.5 mm

Setting 0.8 mm

Crosscut teeth 1.7 mm

Rip teeth 2.4-3.8 mm