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TajimaRef. SCIE JAPONAISE MAGNUM - 3058000
MAGNUM JAPANESE SAW
Clean cuts through all types of wood with pulling action, 3 times faster than a standard saw. Japanese blade with fluorine coating against resin buildup for precise finishes with minimal effort.
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SCIE JAPONAISE MAGNUM
The Tajima Magnum 300 Japanese Saw revolutionises timber finish cutting through refined traditional Japanese design. With a cutting speed three times higher than a classic pull saw and reduced effort, this 300 mm tool is an invaluable asset for quality carpentry and joinery work.
Technical features
- Thin and flexible hardened Japanese steel blade, designed for pull-cutting action that prevents blade twisting under load
- Japanese 13TPI tooth pattern with triple rear-facing sharpening for ultra-fine and precise cuts
- Fluorine coating prevents resin and sawdust from sticking to the blade
- Aluminium handle sheathed in elastomer, comfortable and slip-resistant for optimal control
- Removable blade for easy replacement and compact storage
- Specific tooth treatment guaranteeing exceptional cutting performance and long service life
- Suitable for finish cutting of all timber types, particularly effective on softwoods
Application advice
To get the best from your Magnum Japanese saw, adopt the pull-cutting technique: position the blade at the desired angle and perform a steady pulling motion towards you. This method places less stress on the blade than a pushing cut and produces cleaner, burr-free cuts. The reverse operating principle of Western saws requires some adaptation time, but the results are well worth the investment.
Before each use, verify the blade is correctly secured. For delicate finish cuts, let the saw's weight do the work – no need to force it; the triple-sharpened 13TPI tooth pattern handles the rest. Regularly clean the blade after use to maintain the fluorine coating's effectiveness.
This carpentry and joinery saw excels in precision work: mitre cuts, mortise fitting, joint refinement or skirting board cutting. Its thin blade allows for minimal saw kerf, ideal when every millimetre counts in your assemblies.
Technical specifications
| Blade | Removable |
| Brand | Tajima |
| Teeth | 13 TPI |
| Handle | Aluminium with elastomer grip |
| Coating | Fluorine |
| Blade length | 300 mm |
| Blade material | Japanese hardened steel |
| Cutting action | Pull-cutting |
| Blade thickness | 0.7 mm |
| Included accessories | Protective sheath |
Pro tips
For your finishing projects, this Magnum Japanese saw is the ideal complementary tool when a jigsaw or circular saw cannot provide the required precision. Decorator painters particularly appreciate it for adjusting woodwork, cutting skirting boards in place, or cleanly recutting joinery elements without splintering. The fine blade and the pull-cutting action limit vibrations and prevent damaging adjacent painted surfaces. Always keep a spare blade in stock, because on a job site, a dull blade costs more time than it saves.
FAQ
Why does the Japanese saw cut by pulling rather than pushing?
Pull-cutting is a characteristic of Japanese saws that allows for a thinner and more flexible blade. This principle prevents the blade from bending or warping under the force of pushing, ensuring a perfectly straight and precise cut with less physical effort.
Can the blade of this saw be replaced?
Yes, the blade is removable and replaceable. When the teeth become dull after intensive use, you can purchase a replacement Magnum blade from Tajima rather than replacing the entire tool, which is an economical solution.
What type of wood can be cut with this saw?
The Magnum Japanese saw is suitable for all types of wood: solid wood, panels, plywood and even softwood. Its fluorine coating prevents resin from sticking to the blade, maintaining cutting efficiency even with resinous timber species.
How do you maintain the blade to extend its lifespan?
Clean the blade after each use with a dry cloth to remove sawdust and residues. Always store the saw in its protective sheath to avoid damaging the fine teeth. Avoid any contact with moisture to prevent corrosion of the hardened steel.
