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Based on 20 traces left by nokogiri saw blades on wooden building from the Asuka Period to the Kamakura Period, the following features of saws were identified: (1) The saw blade was primarily used while cutting timber. (2) As for the production of fitting joints, the saw blade was frequently used to cut to the middle of the component, and then the wood was split along the wood fibers. (3) Prior to the 8th century, the width of the nokogiri saw-tooth (set width) was 3-4 mm. (4) The greatest width was 31.8 cm and the least was 15 mm.

FORMS AND WOODWORK TECHNIQUES OF NOKOGIRI SAW FROM TRACES LEFT ON BUILDING COMPONENTS BUILT BETWEEN THE ASUKA PERIOD AND KAMAKURA PERIOD