Hishika Wooden Sheath for 390mm Temagari Forestry Saw [Natural Wood Construction / Moisture-Absorbing Protective Scabbard / Made in Miki, Japan]

Description

The official natural wooden sheath (Ki-Saya) designed specifically for the Hishika "Tomokichi Master" 390mm Hand-Forged Temagari-Noko (forestry pull saw). Handcrafted in Miki, Japan, this custom-fitted wooden scabbard delivers essential protection, safe storage, and convenient belt transport for foresters and arborists operating the extra-large 390mm saw model.

Standard 390mm Tomokichi saws include only a basic soft nylon sleeve; this heavy-duty wooden sheath is an indispensable field upgrade. Crafted from breathable natural Japanese hardwood, the interior absorbs residual moisture and sap, protecting the high-carbon steel blade from rust and oxidation during transport and field storage.

Engineered with a tailored curved slot, it holds the long 390mm blade firmly to prevent accidental contact with the razor-sharp teeth. Equipped with a rugged belt loop attachment, this traditional scabbard allows for fast one-handed drawing and re-sheathing during demanding timber-felling operations.

Key Features:

 Custom Fit for Hishika 390mm Temagari Saw: Tailored specifically to accommodate the curved geometry and 390mm blade length of the Tomokichi Master forestry saw.

 Essential Nylon Sleeve Upgrade: Replaces the standard soft nylon sleeve with a solid, field-ready protective scabbard.

 Natural Moisture & Rust Protection: Breathable hardwood structure absorbs moisture and sap to preserve hand-tempered carbon steel edges.

 Field-Ready Belt Loop: Heavy-duty attachment loop allows secure hip mounting for quick, one-handed access on site.

Specifications

 Brand: Hishika Industry (Hishika Kogyo)

 Model: Wooden Sheath for 390mm Temagari Saw (Model No. 60)

 Compatible Tool: Hishika "Tomokichi Master" Hand-Forged Temagari Forestry Saw 390mm (Model No. 243)

 Material: Natural Japanese Hardwood (Ki-Saya) with Heavy-Duty Mounting Loop

 Country of Origin: Made in Miki, Hyogo, Japan