9 Shinto Saw Rasp
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GenevaLake
Greater than one weekLove the Shinto rasp. Very sharp and makes quick work of shaping wood repairs on re-purposed furniture. Well worth the money.
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New Englander1
> 3 dayONE OF THE BEST RASPS IVE EVER BOUGHT IN THREE DECADES OF FURNITURE MAKING
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W. M.
> 3 dayBest woodworking tool!
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Gary J
> 3 dayThis is a very good rasp! I ordered another one for my son!
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Daniel
Greater than one weekI like that its very easy to use for rounding small corners and edges. And has an accurate easy of effort. Its comfortable on your hand as well.
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michael kelton
> 3 dayvery suprised, i needed a rasp and all the high end, very expensive ones where on back order, the virus i suppose, so i ordered this one. Man this thing is a wood hog it will move wood like now!! But it is rough i then use a single cut smoothing file to dress the rasps marks up i highely reccomend it, and it wont break the bank to get one!!!
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Adam A.
> 3 dayLove it. As the title says, this thing chomps its way through wood effortlessly. I havent used it long enough to experience any hand cramping as other users have mentioned. The dual sided cutting is brilliant and nice option to have either rough TPI for aggressive stock removal and a higher TPI side for smoother stock removal. I wish these came in curved options too for better rounding in tight spaces. But this one works awesome. I try to use it as much as I can.
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Jacob U.
> 3 dayGreat price for a great tool
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M. Bennett
Greater than one weekI learned of this tool at a recent maritime museum workshop project class and used it extensively to shape and smooth wood prior to sanding. It is very effective. The only caution is to make sure it lies flat on the working surface. If inadvertently at an angle along the tool’s edge, it will rapidly cut an unwanted groove in your workpiece. At the close of the class, I dashed off to Amazon and purchased my own.
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Rick Carver
> 3 dayThis Shinto rasp is the real deal and very finely made. One side is coarse for faster material removal and the other side is finer. Follow up a file for a really smooth finish when working with wood. The one advantage of this rasp Is that it wont become clogged like a typical rasp. Definitely worth the few extra dollars if you can spare it. Made in Japan and good quality.
