Please note that details and specifications contained herein, are correct at the time of publishing. Shogun Japanese 100mm Keyhole Saw The Shogun keyhole saw is designed to cut holes from the centre of a panel or door. To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies.

Tri-Cut Saw With Hardened And Tempered Steel Blade And Triple-Ground Teeth For Fast, Clean Cuts Through Hard, Soft And Man-Made Wood. Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy.These jigsaws come from a manufacturing company in Japan that has specialized in this type of saw for 130 years.

Depending on the material being cut, a starter hole may need to be drilled in the wood or drywall so the tip of the keyhole saw can be inserted. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. By continuing, you consent to the collection, use and sharing of the communications in this chat for the purposes mentioned above and as provided in our Privacy Policy. The specially ground drill tip lets you start the cut with control and achieve a precise plunge cut.For drywall holes, use shorter-length blades so the tip of the blade does not punch through the opposite wall. A keyhole saw is long and narrow and often used for cutting small, awkward features in various building materials, such as punching through plasterboard.

Anyone working with this type of saw will have encountered the occasional mishap, such as the blade breaking or bending because of the saw’s slender blade. This Japanese keyhole saw cuts on the pull-stroke, almost eliminating the tendency of western keyhole saws to bend and buckle in use. One such modification being a sharpened point at the tip of the blade which can be pushed or jabbed through soft materials such as drywall without drilling a hole for the blade. Whether you want to cut holes, follow tight curves or get to otherwise inaccessible places, these Japanese keyhole saws are designed to get the job done. It is useful for cutting holes in softer woods or in drywall, such as cutting a hole in a wall for a new electric switch.Japanese saws cut on the pull stroke using thin flexible blades that cut faster and more accurately than European push-stroke saws. Blade lengths range from 5 to 15 inches, and there are 5 to 20 teeth per inch, with 8 to 10 being most common. Two power tools serving largely the same function but which work more quickly and with less effort are the jigsaw and spiral saw. This fine 12" keyhole saw comes with a sturdy beech-wood handle, providing a sure grip for superior control and accuracy.