Japanese Saw Restoration... With Lasers
A video on YouTube. In Maker & Builds, a Krater category.
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The creator restores a vintage Japanese Ooga saw, replacing its handle with a spalted maple one and cleaning the rusted blade with a laser rust removal service. He concludes that while the laser-cleaned finish is satisfying, using tape during finishing can cause issues, and ultimately swaps the spalted maple handle for a traditional white oak one.
From the video
Answers: How do you restore a vintage Japanese Ooga saw?
- Ooga saw restoration
- Spalted maple handle making
- Laser rust removal on steel
- Japanese hand saw sharpening
- Cold bluing metal finishing
What it concludes
- Laser rust removal effectively and satisfactorily removes rust from steel saw blades.
- Painters tape can lift or tint an oxidised blued finish on metal.
- Offsetting saw teeth slightly allows the saw to move through wood much easier.
- A white oak handle looks better on the Ooga saw than a spalted maple one.
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