

9 Shinto Saw Rasp
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Michael C.
> 3 dayOnce you get the hang of how to hold this it is a fantastic tool to have ready to go.
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RAG
> 3 dayTerrific. Does what it is supposed to do. Well made and sorts better than any other rasp that I have.
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Ben S.
> 3 dayWorks great for rough shaping. Very nice to have have a rough side and a fine side. Would be nice to have a handle on the opposite end but that would get in the way so I can live without. Use gloves and there’s no problem
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Charly Slagle
> 3 dayCrazy sharp. Easy to use. Best rasp for the money out there. Bought a second on sale for when first gets dull.
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RT 123
> 3 dayLove this little rasp for trimming miniature horses
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Corey beaver
> 3 dayI am a professional woodworker and bow maker. This is the best rasp you could ever dream to find. Its honesty a must have for a professional or a hobbyist. Im for sure purchasing another when this one becomes dull. Although the teeth are aggressive as you would expect from it being constructed of saw blades riveted together, it is easy to control for projects that require a little more attention to detail. I use it all the time to get a surface level and smooth before using a hand plane. But if youve just got a large mass of material that you need to burn through, this makes very quick work. And I even use it on the harder woods out there like bubinga and iron wood. 10 out of 10!
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jefferyzhao
07-06-2025Great
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Jabbo8
Greater than one weekHelps shape up the wood, and removes the burrs left from the sawing
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Master DeArrow
> 3 dayThis is the tool you will need to finish your Wooder Bow... Use True Oil to finish at least 3 coats... let dry, polish re-apply
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C. Simoni
> 3 dayVery cool tool; sharp and with both a coarse and smooth(er) side, it makes quick work of shaping wood. Ive set my usual set of wood rasps aside and soon will buy the 10 planer.