Shinto saw rasp
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I used mine for the first time this week. Need to repair a fence and it made really quick work of it. I bought the one shown plus the one with the knob on it which has been the most useful. Leaves a rough finish.
John
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Philly
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Karl
I've used one for a couple of years - the coarse side really removes material fast! Great value for money, it's well worth getting. You'll need a finer rasp or files to finish off after it, though.
Hope this helps
Philly
I've used one for a couple of years - the coarse side really removes material fast! Great value for money, it's well worth getting. You'll need a finer rasp or files to finish off after it, though.
Hope this helps
Philly
Richard Findley
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Hi Karl,
I use one for some of the roughing work when cutting spirals:
I also use microplane files which are fantastic. The bigger size only as I found the smaller ones to be a little flimsey.
As already said, the Shinto leases quite a rongh finish but, like most of the Japanese tools, well worth having in your arsenal!!
Cheers,
Richard
I use one for some of the roughing work when cutting spirals:
I also use microplane files which are fantastic. The bigger size only as I found the smaller ones to be a little flimsey.
As already said, the Shinto leases quite a rongh finish but, like most of the Japanese tools, well worth having in your arsenal!!
Cheers,
Richard
